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Roadside Magazine has made another lurch in its evolution. We proudly announce the Roadside Napkin Notes e-Newsletter.
Last January, we began to send out regular monthly email newsletters to members that announced web site changes, bits of news, and other information related to Roadside and America's back roads. Because our membership has grown more than 500% since we launched the Diner Finder Online, our web host would no longer allow the use of their mail servers, so we eventually had to find a new way of delivering it.
Last month, we signed on with Campaign Monitor, an email management service that allows us to actually send out well-designed, content-rich publications worthy of the Roadside Magazine tradition.
If you'd like to receive your copy, simply register as a RoadsideOnline member or subscribe to the newsletter here:
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