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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (78)	6/29/2000 12:10:00 PM
From: foundation	of 197508

(((Korea Telecom, a state-run telecom giant competing with rivals for the license, stressed it would select the standard for 3G service which will bring the biggest benefit to the country, Sok noted. Sok's remark is viewed as a subtle indication that Korea Telecom, whose largest shareholder is the government, may opt for the Qualcomm-led multicarrier mode of IMT-2000 rather than the European mode.))) If there is anywhere in the world where the U.S. can (if it wishes) influence local political decisions, it is Korea. In light of Europe's political ban on CDMA, we're more than due for pro-CDMA Government Intervention in Korea. An exclusive CDMA IMT-2000 technology standard in Korea would be just desserts. I hope our administration is busy. regards, blg

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