Just grab a free trial with one of the major news service providers and get ready to install Newsbin.
Once you’ve gone through some tutorials, poked around a bit and see what's available, you will be better able to decide which service works best for you. For now, you are new to this and probably can't assess what your usage will be. The services are primarily sold by quantity of data downloaded per month and number of days worth of data the server stores (retention). Picking the right service is based on how much and what type of data you will be downloading.
Grab a trial account somewhere and be ready to enter your user name and password. That's the first step into the world of USENET. Newsbin needs a connection to a news service to get you going. Usenet is a Client/Server based technology and Newsbin is your Client. It will maximize your PC and internet connection to get it down to you fast! Newsbin will make sure the binaries you are looking for get to your PC reassembled and ready to use. Newsbin has been around since 1995 with major upgrades almost every year and we're still improving the product every day. You’ve heard there's something good to get here. You can download things faster from Usenet and there is no requirement for you to contribute content in order to download content. The difference is, the content comes from commercial news servers that share information with each other around the world, instead of from a network of individual computers. Newsbin focuses on downloading binary content from Usenet, similar to P2P file sharing applications. There is very little control over what is available on Usenet, and the content is uploaded by users all around the world. For example, will have pictures of cars along with some discussion about cars. Usenet is a collection of discussion groups, called newsgroups, where people can share information on topics described by the newsgroup name.
Usenet is not the Web, it actually existed before the Web was created.
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