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Technology Stocks : America On-Line: will it survive ...?

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To: Brian K Crawford who wrote (4892)9/22/1997 8:07:00 PM
From: Todd Daniels   of 13594
 
>>I think....maybe.... 1 million subscribers at unconsolidated
>>sister companies owned with joint venturers in Germany and Japan

AOL always has reported sub count including *all* international subs, and its income statements have included its share of those revenues, which for ad-commerce are virtually nil.

So, is AOL excluding international from count used to report ad-
commerce per sub (which makes the number higher), while touting total
sub count that includes them? I don't know.

But why should we bend our brains trying to resolve discrepancies that should be explained by AOL itself via appropriate reporting/disclosure of how it arrives at numbers it puts out/spins?

<<but still leaves not only the 1m difference versus 8.6m, but also
that 7.6_m is less than the 8m with which AOL *began* the quarter.
Any ideas?>>
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