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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (194)	7/25/1999 10:12:00 PM
From: Ramsey Su	Read Replies (3) of 13582

Maurice and all, while we are back on track with this thread, not much disscussion has taken place on a couple of recent developments. JGoren has raised the issue of the FCC case a few times, both here and on the old thread. There is almost no response. Does anyone have any idea what the FCC can offer QC as "compensation" to the pioneer license? The more JGoren talks about it, the more I think that this could be one big chunk of "free" asset for QC. G* had another successful launch. LWIN got an OK from the FCC. What does that mean to QC's revenue going forward? All the focus has been on ASICs, royalties and handsets. QC still has ownership of G* and LWIN. If these two companies take off, what would that do to QC's bottomline? Jim, Clark, Valueman etc, it is time for you number crunchers to start contributing here. <ggg> Ramsey

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