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To: Roy Snodgrass who wrote (6)	8/11/1996 11:22:00 PM
From: Jeff Olson	of 13594

Roy, AOL already offers just ISP access -- Its called Global Network Navigator (GNN). According to AOL "this service is aimed at the segment of online consumers who seek a full-featured Internet-based service". Cost is $14.95 for 20 hours and $1.95 a hour after that. If AOL was to compete with "the multitude of ISP's offering unlimited access" it would be through GNN. The "on-line service" that most people use AOL for provides a wealth of dynamic and useful information and is why AOL has grown to current fiscal year revenue of 1 billion dollars, not because they offer just internet access. Jeff Olson

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