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Hi,

I would like to submit the following news:

<publish>
FreeBSD was showcased at the Technology for Success show at the Shaw 
Conference Centre in Edmonton, Alberta on November 18, 2003.  BITNETS 
Inc. <http://www.bitnets.com/>, the servers consulting and secure mail 
hosting provider that featured FreeBSD at the show with the slogan 
"Switch to FreeBSD", promoted it as a fast and secure alternative, free, 
open source server OS of choice for web servers running Apache, DNS 
servers running BIND and a variety of secure mail server components.  
BITNETS also cited FreeBSD as having the fastest TCP/IP stack, being 
robust, more secure than common Linux distributions and having no 
potential legal issues as compared to Linux.  There were mixed 
responses, from total unawareness of and ecstasy upon realizing that 
FreeBSD is /free/, to Linux proponents being miffed at the comparison to 
Linux.
</publish>

Regards,

Gary Bajaj
BITNETS Inc.