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Music on Hold, Digital Player

We've been using a CD/MP3 player, with a CDROM for our music on hold. Needless to say, after awhile running 7/24 for a...
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posted by speichts
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AOL Video Service to Debut With Intel, Kraft Ads

By Kenneth Li AOL said it plans to launch on Wednesday one of the biggest free video services on the Internet, serving...
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posted by reuters
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Indiana Governor Signs Statewide Video Franchise

USTelecom dailyLead March 15, 2006 http://r.smartbrief.com/resp/diccfDtutbAwsVSomv TODAY'S HEADLINES NEWS OF THE DAY *...
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posted by ustelecom
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Re: Gas Refrigerator (was 25 Hz Power)

> >> Someone mentioned Bell using jet engines for central office power >> backup. I'm kind of surprised at this. The el...
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posted by william_warren_nonoise
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Re: Party Lines

Regarding party lines ... I remember "re-grouping" subscribers in rural Iowa about 20 years ago for GTE. When one or tw...
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posted by phoneguy
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Re: 208/240V, was: 25Hz Power

Several points have been raised in this discussion to which I would like to respond. First, the normal 3-wire 120/240V...
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posted by paul_coxwell
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Cellular-News For Wednesday 15th March 2006

Cellular-News - http://www.cellular-news.com [[ 3G ]] Nigeria Gets 1xEV-DO Network http://www.cellular-news.com/story/1...
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posted by dailydigest
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Re: 208/240V, was: 25 Hz Power

snip-- > [a] I'd personally consider that design > to be two-phase, since the legs > are 180 degrees apart, but the > r...
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posted by sidd
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Google Wants to Sell Online Access to Books

Google Inc. wants to partner with publishers in the United States and United Kingdom to sell online access to their boo...
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posted by reuters
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Google Loses Court Case -- Mostly

Judge tells Google it must hand over data By Catherine Elsworth in Los Angeles Google will have to hand over details of...
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posted by telegraph
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Party Line Ringing (Was: Re: Movie "Pillow Talk")

> [TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: My dear departed grandmother, bless her > soul, dead now since 1978 told me about part...
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posted by Wesrock
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Re: Article About AM Radio

> I'm not sure multicasting will really mean much. If you look in a > major market, you see dozens of stations that all...
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posted by wollman
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