> > Was Tom Watson Sr. the same man who helped Alexander Graham Bell?
>
> ummmm... I don't remember any references to phones -- but it may have been
> IBM that turned down the oppty to develop xeroxing .... it's been several
> years since I read the book, I think it was 95 when I broke my leg.
The question is based on the possibility that Tom Watson, if he was
Dr. Bell's assistant, would have ended up with enough money to start IBM
by buying up other companies. When I saw a film clip of the Tom Watson
that had helped Alexander Graham Bell; he was in a large corporate office
talking about his early telephone involvement. That office looked very
much like something that would have been early IBM style, not telephone
company style. But... who can say.
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