Rose Media
Rose Media, also known as Rose Internet, was a Canadian dial-up Internet access provider in Toronto during the 1990s, and was a competitor of Canada Remote Systems (CRS).
Like CRS, Rose Media operated a for-profit PCBoard bulletin board system, and provided paying subscribers with Internet access, including a Usenet gateway and email. Rose Media also offered web hosting and consultation services.
Rose Media BBS was the hub of RoseNet, Rose Media's node of the RelayNet email exchange network.
See also
References
- Rose Internet at the Wayback Machine (archived December 10, 1997)
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