Dman, initial Bloomberg reponse. Jeff
Alert to Joan of Arc aka Shirley, I have again edited my e-mail address.
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Date: 7/19/99 12:36:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time
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---- Original Msg from: JSD At: 7/19 12:33
In the following Bloomberg article today;
"Technology News
Mon, 19 Jul 1999, 11:40am EDT
AOL Europe to Start Free Internet Access Service in U.K.; Rivals Freeserve
By Bundeep S. Rangar
written by Bundeep Rangar, the following information is given...". On the
other, its CompuServe unit, Britain's third-
largest Internet provider with about 400,000 users, is being
challenged by X-Stream Technologies U.K. Ltd., a privately held
company that pioneered free Internet access in the U.K. last
March. X-Stream frequently offers toll-free phone calls to
supplement its free Internet access offering.""
I have information that indicates X-Stream Technologies is, in fact, a
subsidiary of X-Stream Network, Inc., A Delaware Corporation and is a public
corporation not a privately held company. It trades on the US OTC BB under
sticker symbol XSNI.
Would you please clarify this for me and advise where the author of the
article got the information that X-Stream is a private company? Thanks, Jeff
D
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