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To: Sonny McWilliams who wrote (32041)10/1/1999 6:17:00 AM
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Regarding the article, from AOL's standpoint, I am at a loss to understand the concept of why AT&T might be prepared to sell out to AOL and then buy back the AtHome Network high-speed programming piece of the business.

It seems to me that the AtHome Network high-speed programming piece of the business is precisely what AOL wants; not the Excite piece of the business.

I wonder if there might be something in the papers relating to T's acquisition of a controlling interest in Excite/AtHome that prevents the selling off of pieces of Excite/Athome.

Any thoughts, anyone?
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