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[Brett Slocum]

In article <472 at genesis.ATT.COM> andys at genesis.ATT.COM (59228-a.b.sherman) writes:
>AT&T R&D used to be given away for free, (as in the transistor, the
>laser, etc.) but divestiture changed all that.

Excuse me, but that changed long before divestiture.  And I bet you still
publish your R&D in the technical journals, conference proceedings, etc.
Besides, AT&T wanted divestiture, since it removed the limitations put
on them w.r.t. non-telephone related business.  

All in all, divestiture has been good for AT&T and not-so-good for
the public.  And now I see that the old AT&T is starting to get back
together: four of the seven mini-Bells (Northwestern, Pacific, Mountain, etc.)
are merging into US West Communications.  Apparently, some 2 year limitation
was imposed by the divestiture, which has now expired.  How long will
it take before good old Ma Bell is back as one big happy family?

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