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Bitnet

News network developed in 1983 at the City University of New York, USA. Bitnet operates as a collection of mailing lists using Listserv, which was picked up by the rest of the Internet and is widely used, although Bitnet itself has fallen into disuse.



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The Mac OS X, which is very close to BSD UNIX, is a fine server to run LISTSERV on," added DiCamillo, a Macintosh developer with two decades of experience who has managed LISTSERV for the university through its transition from BITNET to IBM VM to UNIX (Solaris).
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