eGroups (http://www.egroups.com)
They've designed a list interface that is quite easy to understand and navigate through, with a multitude of features to accommodate various kinds of communication within the group. The mailing list features work well, with both regular e-mail and digest options. In addition, archives can be viewed at the group website -- helpful if a member goes on vacation or just wants to avoid e-mail overload. When the moderator checks in, he or she is presented with a list of people who have applied to be members (unless you select open membership), and a list of messages to either approve and send to the group or reject (unless you allow free posting). It's an intuitive, well-designed system.
ONEList (http://www.onelist.com)
ONEList is the leader in free mailing list field, with the longest track record, the highest Web traffic, and claims of 165,000 lists. Media Metrix recently ranked ONEList as the 22nd largest Web Service, and number 230 of the Top 500 most-visited Web sites in April 1999, with a reach more than twice that of its closest competitor. They have worked hard to develop a sturdy infrastructure that is able to deliver e-mail to list members within seconds, and handle very large lists, numbering in the tens of thousands of members.
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