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To: foundation who wrote (718)	7/12/2000 9:30:31 AM
From: gdichaz	Read Replies (1) of 197675

Benjamin: Note that Tero of Nokia thread fame and historically one of the world's leading anti Qualcomm posters, now works for Briefing.com. Also the Cabi hit piece is typical in its timing and use by CNBC. Next CNBC will feature an interview with Snyder. The FUD rolls on and on and on and on and on...... What is fascinating still to me is that there must be something beyond "free lunches" (out and out bribery? naw couldn't be; but then, what is it?)for Bloomberg, Dow Jones, and CNBC to keep up the anti Qualcomm drumbeat. Reuters is European so that may be the simple explantion for that. Anyone know where Bloomberg's "home" is, Bloomberg's heart seems to be with the Europeans. Note even today, the Bloomberg piece from Korea has a solid anti Qualcomm slant. The Qualcomm press release is a very professional one. Will be most interesting to see which parts the press/media select and the slant given. Don't expect much positive. Best. Chaz

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