alt.invest.stocks.amd is an unmoderated newsgroup. It's meant for the
discussion of company news about AMD and its competitors and partners.

> For your newsgroups file:
> alt.invest.stocks.amd Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock chat
>
> Charter:
> Discussions about Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) company news and stock
> investment topics. AMD is a semiconductor company which makes processors
> for home PCs, among other things; it's main competitor is Intel Corp. One
> should not ask for AMD product technical support in this newsgroup, such as
> how to setup your AMD-based PC. Unmarked off-topic materials, binaries
> (except PGP-type signatures), advertising (spam), excessive posting, cancel
> attacks, and abusive cross postings are prohibited.

On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 01:16:53 -0500, Yousuf Khan <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>alt.invest.stocks.amd is an unmoderated newsgroup. It's meant for the
>discussion of company news about AMD and its competitors and partners.

Not showing up here (news.usenetserver.com).

EdG wrote:
> On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 01:16:53 -0500, Yousuf Khan <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>
>>alt.invest.stocks.amd is an unmoderated newsgroup. It's meant for the
>>discussion of company news about AMD and its competitors and partners.
>
>
> Not showing up here (news.usenetserver.com).
>

So far, it's showing up on Sympatico (in Canada), and I expect that by
the end of the week, it will show up on Giganews (which serves Rogers in
Canada).

If after you've refreshed your news groups list and it still doesn't
show up, then ask your ISP to add it, it won't be picked up without
someone requesting it first.

Yousuf Khan

C-R-O-N-Y

"Yousuf Khan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:fKygf.8407$(E-Mail Removed)...
> alt.invest.stocks.amd is an unmoderated newsgroup. It's meant for the
> discussion of company news about AMD and its competitors and partners.
>
> > For your newsgroups file:
> > alt.invest.stocks.amd Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) stock chat
> >
> > Charter:
> > Discussions about Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) company news and stock
> > investment topics. AMD is a semiconductor company which makes processors
> > for home PCs, among other things; it's main competitor is Intel Corp.
One
> > should not ask for AMD product technical support in this newsgroup, such
as
> > how to setup your AMD-based PC. Unmarked off-topic materials, binaries
> > (except PGP-type signatures), advertising (spam), excessive posting,
cancel
> > attacks, and abusive cross postings are prohibited.
>

Judd wrote:
> C-R-O-N-Y
>

Hey Judd, you're welcome to this group too, there's gonna be plenty of
discussion about Intel here too. Albeit with a bit of an AMD tilt to it. :-)

And best of all, we'll be getting all of that debate out of
comp.sys.intel and comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.chips.

Yousuf Khan

On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 13:58:11 -0500, Yousuf Khan <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>So far, it's showing up on Sympatico (in Canada), and I expect that by
>the end of the week, it will show up on Giganews (which serves Rogers in
>Canada).

I don't know if giganews is carrying it for their customers, but it's
transiting their servers because we're getting it in our feed exchange
with them, including posts that are only posted to
alt.invest.stocks.amd , not just the ones that are cross-posted to
other groups.

-- David
part time usenet server admin

David Ball wrote:
> I don't know if giganews is carrying it for their customers, but it's
> transiting their servers because we're getting it in our feed exchange
> with them, including posts that are only posted to
> alt.invest.stocks.amd , not just the ones that are cross-posted to
> other groups.

Hi David, welcome aboard. Yes, that's exactly what the case is so far, I
noticed some posts which had transited through Giganews, but when I
tried to access the group through Giganews itself, I didn't see it.

I do have a couple of cases open with Giganews, as well as Google
Groups, to have them both start carrying the group. I sure hope the fact
that Rogers High Speed Internet in Canada has decided to get rid of all
of their newsgroup accesses (which they were providing subcontracted
through Giganews) as of Dec 15th isn't going to mean that Giganews will
put my request on the extreme backburner. :-)

Yousuf Khan