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Technology Stocks : Westell WSTL
WSTL 5.480-2.0%Nov 11 2:52 PM EST

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To: Emile Vidrine who wrote (19971)8/9/2000 11:13:46 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio  Read Replies (6) of 21342
 
Is WSTL is the BEST BARGAIN on NASDAQ?

The combination of Verizon and Northpoint can only be a big plus for WSTL who already has a 5 year contract with VZ. Clearly Verizon is determined to quickly deploy DSL nationwide. Northpoint's non-unionized workforce will be a plus for Verizon and allow it to hire the personnel it needs to accomplish the deployment nationwide.

biz.yahoo.com

Verizon President and co-CEO Ivan Seidenberg said, ``Our new company has already begun to realize the potential of a national footprint, as our wireless results indicate. Last week we passed the one million mark for New York long distance customers and the 250,000 mark for DSL lines, and we're on track to reach our year-end target of 500,000 DSL lines. Furthermore, our combinations with OnePoint and NorthPoint will take us a long way toward achieving national scale in our broadband operations and putting another piece of 'the bundle' in place.''

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Verizon sold 71,000 digital subscriber line (DSL) lines in the second quarter, increasing the number of DSL lines in service by nearly 50 percent since the first quarter of this year, to approximately 220,000. Verizon ended the quarter with 1,712 wire centers ready to sell DSL services, with almost 29 million qualified residence and business access lines and nearly 14 million households qualified for the high-bandwidth Internet access service. Verizon is currently installing approximately 2,500 DSL lines a day -- double its June rate -- and aims to have 500,000 DSL lines in service by the end of the year.


dailynews.yahoo.com


Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ - news) and NorthPoint (Nasdaq: NPNT - news) today announced a groundbreaking agreement to fundamentally change the dynamics of the broadband industry. The companies will merge their digital subscriber line (DSL) businesses to form a premier broadband communications company dedicated to accelerating the delivery of high-speed data services nationwide. The DSL businesses will be combined to create a ``new'' NorthPoint, positioning the company to rapidly scale its broadband service offerings and to deliver compelling benefits to consumers and businesses.

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The ``new'' NorthPoint will become the national provider of choice for consumers, businesses and ISPs with the scale, scope and financial resources to aggressively expand availability of broadband services and applications. The combined operations of NorthPoint and Verizon expect to begin 2001 with the following assets:

-- a broadband network, comprised of more than 3,000 unique operational
central offices, passing approximately 63 million homes and businesses
in 163 U.S. MSAs (metropolitan statistical areas);

-- more than 600,000 DSL lines; wholesale relationships with Verizon
Online, AOL, UUNET and Genuity, and strategic marketing relationships
with RadioShack, Microsoft, Staples, Blockbuster and other industry
leaders;

-- approximately 3,000 employees dedicated to supporting the new
NorthPoint's competitive, customer-focused strategy; and

-- broadband ventures in Europe through VersaPoint and in Canada through
NorthPoint Canada, addressing the rapidly emerging international DSL
opportunity.


WSTL is the BEST BARGAIN on NASDAQ.
JMO, Michael
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