Short version is free. Presumably a prospect list for consultants, software companies, etc. This the Kennebunkport, Maine paper does. Ask nice, human here. One issue contained a section on the Net in Africa and assessing the web by e-mail.
Author publishes a companion e-book called the Online World Handbook.
Lots of fun even though they sold out to the great corporate multiplex they slam regularly. Weird Online World has gone through a couple of iterations from a staffer at Web Week, but when it comes out it's got pretty good news and commentary about the net. Copyright 1996 Kevin M. Savetz and John M. Higgins. This list may be redistributed for no profit provided that the article and this notice remain intact. This article may not under any circumstances be resold or redistributed for compensation of any kind without prior written permission from Kevin Savetz and John M. Higgins.