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To: JW@KSC who wrote (8111)	1/7/1997 2:30:00 PM
From: JW@KSC	of 31386

(AT&T does Cable Modems) They better do something, Would it not be easier to go with DMT? AT&T Corp. later this month will kick off a version of its WorldNet Internet service that runs with cable modems, iving users T-1 access speeds at costs closer to ISDN. The service, dubbed Turbo WorldNet, will deliver data to users at speeds between 1.5M bps and 2M bps, according to sources close to the company. Because cable modems can provide high data rates at extremely low costs compared with current technologies, cable-based Internet services hold great appeal for corporate users. But corporations have been reluctant to hand Internet services over to cable companies, partly because of cable providers' historically spotty service and poor billing practices. pcweek.com

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