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Binjet

Search engine that works specifically with the provided application to download files posted to Usenet. Requires monthly subscription.

http://www.binjet.com/

Binobins

Newsgroups archives. Daily list of all movies posted to all newsgroups, weekly list of posted mp3 files.

http://www.binarchive.net/

Newsgroup Propagation Search Engine

Checks for availability of specific newsgroups at certain News Service Providers (NSPs).

http://groupsearch.aacity.net/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Newzsearch

Searchable archive of Usenet binary content, also provides nfo files.

http://www.newzsearch.com/

NNSeek

A web interface with a search engine for text only newsgroups. Doesn't support threaded view.

http://www.nnseek.com/

Usenet Address Database

Search for e-mail addresses if you know the name of a person, or the name of the organization that provides their net access. Returns the entries from addresses collected from Usenet postings between July 1991 and February 1996.

http://usenet-addresses.mit.edu/

Usenet Newsgroups Activity Statistics

Lists the most popular newsgroups based on articles read or posted, bytes posted, and most significant change in number of articles.

http://usenetstats.com/

Yarchive

Norman Yarvin's personal Usenet archive. He only archives articles he finds interesting, after having classified them by topic. These articles are also available for download as compressed files.

http://yarchive.net/

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