If you are a Usenet beginner and search for more information about how to start downloading, visit our Usenet Tutorial section first. If the provided information is not enough for you to learn about Usenet, then here are some sources I would advice to visit to get detailed information about the network and how it works.

If you never heard about Usenet and never used it, then Wikipedia is the first place where you should go. There are some basic details you should know before starting. You have to learn how Usenet is structured, how files are stored on the worldwide servers, which software is needed to download content etc. You don’t have to get into technical details, just the overview - the majority of Usenet providers offer simple service and additional tools for faster start.

UsenetReviewz is a Usenet related independent blog since 2006, that I would visit as next. The owner of the site publishes useful information about of dozen of providers with service reviews, NZB sites, discounts and special offers, useful tools and other Usenet software. Additionally, UsenetReviewz published full Usenet Tutorial with explanation of all terms you should know. You will also be able to choose the right Newsreader, provider and Nzb site for search - these three things are needed for starting using Usenet.

NewsgroupReviews is the third site I would visit for information. It’s online since 2006 and keeps visitors updated about Usenet providers with best deals and offers, search engines, tutorials and much more. The website runs own blog where news will be posted frequently.

Generally I can say that Usenet is very interesting topic. The network was one of the first system to transfer large files over the world. If you spend some time and learn some things about it, you will get joy while using it.