Late Breaks - N2H2, Inc.

  • 09/01/00

N2H2, Inc. extends its offer of the Microsoft Encarta Online Deluxe Encyclopedia without charge to new and current Bess Internet Filtering customers for the 2000-01 academic year. Microsoft Encarta, the online version of the best-selling Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia Deluxe CD, offers more than 42,000 complete, unabridged articles, as well as primary source materials, multimedia features, monthly and quarterly postings and more than 19,000 Web links. This offer, available to all K-12 schools in North America, extends through September 30, 2000. For additional information, visit www.n2h2.com.

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