“The Linux Show!! will be broadcasting LIVE Interviews of
Vendors and Linux Community personalities from the floor of the
world famous McCormick Place at Chicago’s COMDEX, April 2nd through
5th.”
“Jeff Gerhardt, co-host of The Linux Show!! stated today, “The
Linux Show!! will be bringing our broadcast team and studio to the
floor of the COMDEX Chicago 2001, April 2nd through 5th, to do LIVE
remote broadcasts of the event. The event was formerly known as
Spring COMDEX, but after 25 years they finally learned there is
very little SPRING going on here in April. Featured at the event
will be the Linux Business Expo, however scaled down a bit from
previous years.”
“Although the expo will be pretty good size with nearly 600
exhibitors, there are only about 30 Linux/Unix/Open Source
companies exhibiting. We are going to do our best to make sure that
those Linux vendors that do come to Chicago, get the best
opportunity they can by taking advantage of our broadcast.”
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