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To: Sam who wrote (5005)	10/10/1997 1:07:00 PM
From: Keith O'Neill	of 13594

Sam, by America Online "subs" do you mean submissives? No wonder AOL wanted to sell the subs home phone numbers to marketers, AOL subs are mostly unsophisticated pushovers. AOL has restored ethnicity to the Internet. When cable TV Internet providers take off will subs pay their cable Internet provider and AOL when they no longer need to? AOL will be reduced to a free access web site. Unless AOL starts selling pornography there's not that much profit in it. Here's a look at the hope priced into cable TV Internet providers: Cablevision, $70, book value -190.00/share: biz.yahoo.com @Home, $28.50, book 7 cents, profit margin -2192%: biz.yahoo.com AOL could be valued correctly or it could be the cable TV Internet providers, but both valuations cannot be correct. At least one group, possibly both, must be greatly overvalued.

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