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To: C H Prachmalnykoff who wrote (298)	1/16/1997 10:20:00 AM
From: Jinping Shi	of 496

I do not see why people have fuss. My local cable company often delevers no singnal or noised signal. And I am still waiting to see if any lawyer will lead a class suit. I have been experiencing with Sprint/MCI the problem that I cannot place an internation call during peak hours. No body has led a suit for the fact that they do not have enough lines rented (from ATT?). The problem I see in AOL is the legal aspect of their contents, such as image, sound, movie, etc.. Which I believe MSFT will have similar problem when their on-line services reach the same level. Apparently AOL has done well so far to get printed materials such as US News, etc., and it is big/popular enough to attract important partners in travelling service, stock trader, etc which are family/individual oriented. Of course Bill Gates can always choose to quit if his Office 97 is good enough by itself. AOL has only one bet.

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