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From: zzw0039@dcrlg1.UUCP (Al Ethridge)
Newsgroups: news.admin
Subject: Re: arbitron program (v2.4.2--last updated 4 June 1987) (HAH!)
Message-ID: <807@dcrlg1.UUCP>
Date: 9 Nov 88 15:50:22 GMT
References: <11697@conexch.UUCP>
Organization: Defense Contract Administration, Van Nuys, Ca.
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From article <11697@conexch.UUCP>, by root@conexch.UUCP (Larry Dighera):
 
> 
> Instead of "donating their resources to their competitors" [sic], AT&T
> now uses their competitors computing resources to offer UUCP based
> E-Mail facilities to their ATT-Mail cu$tomers.  They deny the rest of
> the UUCP network the ability to route mail through AT&T sites, while
> expecting the net to allow AT&T traffic to pass through, so they can 
> make a profit on it.
>  
If ATT is going to do stuff like that then why not cut them off from the 
outside world. It works both ways. Maybe that will wake them up (but I
doubt it.