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Short Take: Liberate sets IPO price

Liberate Technologies, formerly known as Network Computers, established its initial public offering at $11 to $13 per share and said it will sell 6.25 million shares, meaning it could raise $81.25 million, according to Dow Jones. The Redwood Shores, California, company, which makes set-top box and server software for cable TV and telecom firms, counts America Online, General Instruments, and Philips Electronics as customers.

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Liberate Technologies, formerly known as Network Computers, established its initial public offering at $11 to $13 per share and said it will sell 6.25 million shares, meaning it could raise $81.25 million, according to Dow Jones. The Redwood Shores, California, company, which makes set-top box and server software for cable TV and telecom firms, counts America Online, General Instruments, and Philips Electronics as customers.