A revamped text reader has been finalized and released after a long hiatus. This issue features networking news from Kirov with an overview of local BBS stations and points, alongside discussions on essential software for regional network growth. It explores the origins of the internet slang term originating from Swiss ski culture and looks at Blacksburg as America's first mass-internet community. Additionally, the edition includes advertisements for new ZX Spectrum software and local distribution points.
Issue contents:
- First - throw in a long box "reader" was finally brought to light, blew the dust from her, combed, trim, and the result is obvious.
- Network News - At this point in Kirov in full swing there are two BBS'ki and there are 13 points.
- Miscellaneous - as a "teapot" - And they know our dear masters program, from which came to us this word?
- Parallels - Blacksburg - a paradise for students and seniors.
- with or without - So what does the Kirov network needs first?
- Advertising - Something about new programs, and where they can take the ...
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