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To: Sam who wrote (4826)	9/17/1997 5:00:00 PM
From: Todd Daniels	of 13594

>>The CSi piece isn't the greatest part of the deal...it's the access >>portion with WCOM. Check out: techweb.com 09/09/97 Computer Reseller News Leonis said the only reason AOL got into the online network infrastructure business with ANS "was because we were growing faster than the Sprints and the AT&Ts would build for us." "But merging it into WorldCom we get ANS and all of their talent, plus Uunet and all of the things that WorldCom will provide." -- Question Ted (and employee Sam). Why should WCOM prove more responsive than Sprint and GTE/BBN, which currently provide 70% of AOLnet capacity? And note folks, no where does Ted talk about margin improvement as reason for ANS.

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