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:Linux Journal: The Choice Between Bad and Worse Might Get Bigger
Linux Journal: The Choice Between Bad and Worse Might Get Bigger
May 29, 2006, 01 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (8377 reads)

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"In the last several days a flurry of postings about a new company called M2Z piled up in my email box. Technorati finds 163 new posts on the subject. Google's Blogsearch finds 329. (As of 4:30am Friday morning, which is when I'm writing this.) The pile will get a lot higher before M2Z gets off the ground. Or buried under it.

"M2Z puts VC heavies (Kleiner Perkins, Charles River, Redpoint) behind two heavies in the Internet buildout field: Milo Medin, who deserves the primary credit for getting Internet service to work over cable systems; and John Muleta, the former head of the FCC's wireless bureau..."

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