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To: Kenneth Lu who wrote (602)	11/14/1996 10:04:00 PM
From: Art Stone	of 13594

<<95% (per Pam McGraw) of AOL's subscribers currently don't exceed 5 hours a month.>> << Hey Art, Where can I find out about where the numbers are from? Is there a formal record available? I thought about 1/3 of AOL's member uses more than 5 hours a month according to AOL's IR on 10/07/96 (It's says 2/3 of AOL members uses less than $20 a month) >> The above figure was stated by Pam McGraw, who is AOL's PR Spokesperson when AOL announced the 20/20 plan, about 6 months ago. The stary is still online at : news.com It includes this quote: -------------- Begin Quote ---------------- Although active AOL users will save a considerable amount on their monthly bills, 95 percent of users spend less than their five free hours online, according to a company spokeswoman. The 20/20 Plan is expected to appeal primarily to accounts with multiple users, such as those used by families. "We're seeing more families signing on to the service," said Pam McGraw, a spokeswoman for AOL. "This gives them more flexibility." ------------ End Quote --------------------

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