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[vox] Article: Ma Bell looks at Linux for 70,000 desktops
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[vox] Article: Ma Bell looks at Linux for 70,000 desktops



Ma Bell looks at Linux for 70,000 desktops
http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS2211507690.html

  "An article in Bloomberg News reports that AT&T is currently
  evaluating Linux for its employee desktops, estimating 70,000 PCs
  would run Linux company-wide at the largest US long distance provider
  in a move to open source."

Here's a direct link to the Bloomberg article:

  http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000103&sid=aZ2JnBlm5tOs&refer=us

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