After years of resisting the invitation to join, IBM has finally climbed aboard the roster of the Liberty Alliance as not just any type of member -- but as a managing board member.
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One down. One to go. IBM joins Liberty Alliance.
After years of resisting the invitation to join, IBM has finally climbed aboard the roster of the Liberty Alliance as not just any type of member -- but as a managing board member.
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