UsenetServer Celebrates Landmark Achievement of 3,000 Days Binary Retention

ASHBURN, Va., Nov. 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- UsenetServer, the top-tier provider of Usenet newsgroup access, has reached a record-breaking 3,000 days of binary retention. UsenetServer, spooling since August 2008, is the first Usenet brand to achieve this retention milestone, and has no intention to stop.

This milestone further solidifies UsenetServer as the definitive leader of Usenet, a fundamental part of the internet that predates the World Wide Web. The first Usenet servers went online in 1980. Usenet utilizes the NNTP protocol. NNTP is a founding protocol of the internet. This protocol is used to transport Usenet communications, and functions separately from SMTP, FTP, and HTTP protocols. Initially popularized by universities, Usenet has since evolved into a thriving community containing more than 100,00 different newsgroups, with a global base of customers in over 180 different countries.

As modern life and the internet in particular move at a breakneck pace, the only constant seems to be change. The fact that Usenet continues to flourish is a testament to flexibility of the NNTP protocol. In acknowledgement of Usenet's staying power and our achievement of 3,000 days retention, UsenetServer is giving away several free accounts. These accounts will remain free for 3,000 days and include unlimited speed and usage in celebration of this tremendous feat. Please visit https://www.usenetserver.com/blog/3000-days-giveaway/ for more information about this giveaway.

About UsenetServer:
UsenetServer is committed to providing world-class Usenet access to over 100,000 discussion groups from its servers across the world. As an industry-leader in service reliability, speed and retention, UsenetServer offers its users a unique Global Search experience with superior search results.

For more information about UsenetServer and its Usenet and VPN service offerings, please visit http://www.usenetserver.com or contact [email protected].

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