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		<title>By: Interface21 Team Blog &#187; Oracle, Open Source and Commodization</title>
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		<description>[...] Posted on October 28th, 2006 by Rod Johnson in Interface21.  I was in San Francisco for Oracle World. I even spoke briefly in Thomas Kurian&#039;s keynote on Java middleware. But Neelan and I had to leave on Tuesday and missed the Big Deal: Larry Ellison announcing that Oracle are offering support for Linux. [...]</description>
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