FW: [vnforum] Tuoi Tre goes Internet

[Hai-Tri Le <haitril@microsoft.com>]

I checked it out. It works. Contents is :-(

Ti`nh tha^n,
HL

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>Sent:	Thursday, February 27, 1997 3:07 PM
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>Subject:	[vnforum] Tuoi Tre  goes Internet
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>[vnforum] - Mesg from ianb@sun670.telecom.tandem.com (Ian Bui)
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>http://www.vnsoft.com/yn
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>Just got this URL from a friend, supposedly to be
>Tuoi Tre Magazine's website. Haven't had the chance
>to check it out because my site's been having some
>problem with Netscape, but sure would like to try.
>
>By the way, the TT article that was posted yesterday was
>signed by Phu'c Tie^'n, which probably is the same PT
>I talked to when I was in Saigon last year. I remember
>asking him about the possibility of taking TT to the
>net and got a rather lukewarm answer, perhaps because
>he wasn't sure he knew what it might involve (chances
>were he didn't quite know what going Internet entailed
>since he's just a newsman, not a techie.) I didn't 
>pursue the subject too deeply but did say to him that
>eventually they would have to do that anyway. He agreed, 
>but didn't say when he thought they might be able to get 
>it going. Because my conversation with him and chi. Mai
>Tra^m centered around the social work TT does, I did
>mention that once TT is on the Internet, there will be
>many opportunities for cooperation between them and us
>overseas. That seemed to get their attention right away :))
>
>Ian
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