Juno Signs Up 5 Millionth Subscriber | Internet News

Juno Signs Up 5 Millionth Subscriber

May 21, 1998
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Less than one month after celebrating its second anniversary, ad-backed e-mail
firm Juno Online Services in New York City said
it signed up its five millionth subscriber.


Launched in April 1996, the Juno service was the first to offer free Internet
e-mail, and says it is still the only company to offer free e-mail without
requiring subscribers to have Internet access.


Juno claims to be larger than any other dial-up online service except America
Online and says it is adding more than 250,000 new members each month.

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