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The New York Times Company looks to Fluke Networks EtherScope Network Assistant to bring visibility to mission critical networks
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The New York Times Company looks to Fluke Networks EtherScope Network Assistant to bring visibility to mission critical networks
The weight of the world is on The New York Times Company to not only deliver up-to-the-minute news and information around the planet via The New York Times and The Boston Globe, but also to distribute news through their other news communications media. The company operates 21 regional newspapers, 8 network-affiliated television stations, three magazines and two New York City radio stations along with a news photo and graphic services group. Needless to say, a network hiccup could bring this vital flow of information to a screeching halt something The New York Times IT group keeps an ever-watchful eye on to prevent.

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