Hummingbird NewsWatch delivers the information you want from Usenet news groups quickly, 
efficiently, and automatically. NewsWatch is a powerful Windows NT based server that 
indexes Usenet feeds, allowing all users across the enterprise to perform simple and 
complex queries through their Web browsers.  

Hummingbird NewsWatch automates users queries of Usenet articles and returns hits fully 
indexed as live URLs. Designed to filter out critical, user-specified information from 
hundreds of thousands of articles posted everyday on Usenet, Hummingbird NewsWatch 
indexes the information contained in news groups, delivering the results as customizable 
HTML pages or scheduled e-mail messages.


Hummingbird News Server

Hummingbird NewsWatch includes the Hummingbird News Server, installed as a Windows NT 
service, and designed to run on a separate machine to ensure the highest performance 
under heavy user loads. Hummingbirds News Server features self administering, worry-free 
setup and operation, and supports downstream feeds and private discussion groups. Its 
GUI interface lets administrators configure all news operations in minutes across the 
network. To more efficiently match the news feed to organizational needs and resources, 
the expiration date of articles in each news group can be set on the basis of elapsed 
time or disk space consumed.

  Requirements to Run Hummingbird NewsWatch 

Windows NT 3.51 or 4.0 and 16 MB of RAM recommended.