Re: Linux on N.P.R.

[Chris Chio <clchio@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

CJGIDMAN@am.pnu.com wrote:
> 
>      Do you suppose we could get a copy of this story to pass around
>      the group?  I'd like to hear it.
> 
>      Chris.
>      CJGidman
> 
> 
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> Subject: Linux on N.P.R.
> Author:  Adam <adam@morrison.iserv.net> at Internet-America
> Date:    4/9/98 02:46 PM
> 
>         Just an an interesting tidbit,  National Public Radio's All Thing
> Considered did a rather postive spot on Linux Wednesday evening.  Where
> they acknowedged Linux as a legitimate threat to the Microsoft
> monopoly and refered to Linux Trovalds as a "Giant Among Men."  They also
> listed several significant corporations that are using the technology.
> 
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Doh!  I forgot to include the URL!  No brownies for me next week!  Here
it is:

http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/archives/1998/980408.atc.html

Have fun!

Chris Chio