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StarText

StarText was an online ASCII-based computer service run by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and the Tandy Corporation and marketed in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex newspaper circulation area from May 3, 1982 until March 3, 1997. Its name was derived from Star (representing the newspaper which would provide the content) and Text (representing the computer…

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StarText Net and GEnie

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ASCIIFort Worth Star-TelegramTandy CorporationDallas-Fort Worth MetroplexBaud
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StarText Net and GEnie

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StarText

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples48
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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StarText

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related to StarText Net and GEnie · 17
StarText → ASCII-based, Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, General Electric, General Electric's Information Services, GEnie, However, In, Internet, May, October, RoundTable, StarText Classic, StarText Net, Tandy, Ten, The, Three
related to Star-Telegram Online Services · 8
StarText → Because, In June, Internet, Knight-Ridder, Star-Telegram Online Services, StarTexans, StarText Net, When
related to External links · 6
StarText → Barker's StarText, Donth Technology GroupStarText People, Ed Jackson, Farewell To, Good Friendan, The Virtual TexanStarText
related to history · 5
StarText → At, RAM, Six, Some, Timex Sinclair
related to Termination of StarText Classic · 5
StarText → CST, Internet, March, StarText Classic, The
related to StarTexans · 4
StarText → Because, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, In, Their
related to StarText Ink · 3
StarText → StarText Ink, The StarText, This

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service subscribers content online star-telegram net genie original internet newspaper information news computer group may services offered worth 1982 first

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
StarTextrelated to External linksFarewell To0.60section
StarTextrelated to External linksGood Friendan0.60section
StarTextrelated to External linksThe Virtual TexanStarText0.60section
StarTextrelated to External linksBarker's StarText0.60section
StarTextrelated to External linksDonth Technology GroupStarText People0.60section
StarTextrelated to External linksEd Jackson0.60section
StarTextrelated to historySix0.60section
StarTextrelated to historySome0.60section
StarTextrelated to historyTimex Sinclair0.60section
StarTextrelated to historyRAM0.60section
StarTextrelated to historyAt0.60section
StarTextrelated to Star-Telegram Online ServicesIn June0.60section

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