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To: bruiser who wrote (19044)	5/10/2000 6:55:00 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) of 28311

Re: the referenced article....does anyone know the name of the "affiliated ISP" that is referred to in this article...?? Also, what am I missing...could GM, after spending billions on it's manufacturing process, be required to turnover its factories to every other auto want-to-be manufacturer in the country WITHOUT CHARGE? KLP With strong urging from Congress and the Federal Communications Commission, almost all of the major cable operators have voluntarily agreed to allow competing Internet service providers onto their broadband pipes. But there's still one fly in the ointment: Paul Allen's Charter Communications (CHTR) . Charter, the third-largest cable operator in the country, plans to continue requiring its customers to buy broadband Internet service from an affiliated ISP. That sets Charter apart from the other four major operators ? AT&T, Time Warner (TWX) , Comcast (CMCSK) and Cox Communications (COX) ? all of which once favored exclusivity but have agreed this year to various degrees of shared access. There is more in the above #19044 referenced article...

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