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To: gdichaz who wrote (37198)	12/30/2000 5:14:18 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (1) of 54805

>> Although no one in his right mind would count AT&T out. The brand name and marketing clout and the "halo effect" of AT&T are powerful indeed. Well call me crazy; it won't be the first time <lol>. AT&T has made a series of bad calls in recent years, and the "halo effect" hasn't done a thing for their shareholders over the past 5 years, as witnessed by their chart: finance.yahoo.com My feeling is their decision to go gsm wasn't based on technology considerations at all; it was all about the trillion yen they could get by playing ball with Docomo. Without that cash infusion, AWE was dead meat. They really had no choice. jmho, uf

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