“EBIZ Enterprises Inc. (OTC BB: EBIZ) Monday announced the
launch of the first Linux Internet Service Provider
(ISP),www.LinuxWired.net.”
“The ISP will provide dial-up service for Linux(R)-based
computer systems for $16.95 per month for 150 hours and provide a
host of Internet portal features, including news, shopping,
technical support forums, message boards and free services such as
e-mail forwarding, home page-redirect and a job posting service.
EBIZ will generate revenues both through user fees and website
advertising.”
“EBIZ identified the need for a pure Linux ISP and developed
the first Linux-based proprietary dial-up client that configures
the desktop for connection to the Internet under both Corel Linux
and Red Hat Linux distributions.”
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