Also known as BNR, this is an open source, NZB capable news client for binary newsgroups only. Two detailed user guides are available on the website in PDF format. For GNU/Linux, Windows 95 and above.

Information about the NoCeM protocol in general, including a listing of news clients which understand NoCeM, a protocol for reducing spam and other undesired Usenet articles.

Certain minimal standards for writing and evaluating Usenet software that conforms to netiquette. Ratings of newsreaders and of a few web-based ways to gain access to newsgroups.

Open Source application able to retrieve nzb files and fully process them. Mac OS X and FreeBSD versions are supported, and there is also an unsupported Windows version.

Commercial binary newsreader for Windows and GNU/Linux. A limited demo is available.

Freeware newsreader for Windows 3.x/9x/NT that "should" also work in Win2K, XP, OS/2. Built to support simultaneous use of multiple servers.

Command-line based binary newsgrabber for NZB files, written in C++. Supports client/server mode and automatic par check and repair.

Open source newsreader designed for both text and binary newsgroups. It supports offline reading, scoring, killfiles, and multiserver access. For Unix-like operating systems and Windows.

Threaded, text based, open source newsreader for Unix, VMS, OS/2, and Win32 systems. Highly customizable. Allows to redefine keys and to write custom macros. Full support for scoring articles, complex filters and killfiles.

A newsreader designed for browsing encoded pictures in newsgroups. It allows you to see previews of images before they're downloaded. Available for Mac and Windows.