News is a high resource consuming service.
It uses a great deal of bandwidth for receiving and propagating news articles, storage space to store articles for certain periods of time and memory for each user's utilization of the service for reading the articles. Relative to most Internet services, news requires more maintenance to manage the flow of over one Giga bytes of information per day. When you decide to receive a full feed, your news server will constantly strive to receive and process the received articles. In the long term, an institution offering Usenet service will benefit if it assigns a dedicated server with sufficient resources to news. Because of the resource consuming nature of news, a decision to provide news service to users should be done with some careful planning.