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To: Boplicity who wrote (10921)	6/10/1999 12:06:00 AM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 29970

Still use satellites because the satellites haven't fallen on Washington yet.

To: Boplicity who wrote (10921)	6/10/1999 9:54:00 AM
From: FIRENZA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29970

Re: Disney and Excite@Home I've had quite a few emails regarding this analysis that I posted early this week. I am posting again this morning for those who didn't go back on the thread. My links pretty much point out why I believe this is a strong possibility. It was picked up by the Motley Fool yesterday. fool.com Here's the post from last night with links: This is a reply I posted on the fool board. I am firenza over there and elsewhere...name was taken on yahoo. Nico: So glad to see the thread that I started yesterday has turned into a feature with your post today on Disney. For those who didn't see my seed post you can link it here: boards.fool.com The Key Nico is "Telefusion". Disney has been working on this for sometime and it really requires broadband to work. In my mind it has to happen. In terms of bringing Excite into the conversation, it has nothing to do with the content...it has everything to do with the speed. Newsweek had a good article April 26th, "OUT OF THE BOX" which planted the Disney seed in my head when I read what they were up to. "It's enhanced TV—what news, sports, children's TV are if you have no technology limits." Under the code name Tele-fusion, Imagineers are simulating this future in research labs rarely opened to outsiders. THE ARTICLE IS A MUST READ... I actually spoke with Johnnie Roberts the author after I read it and he agreed that the @HOME connection was clear, but he had to keep this article "simple" so the layman could grab onto the idea. he suggested that he'd be doing a follow up with insights that we both had in common. ANYWAY HERE IS THE LINK TO "OUT OF THE BOX" read all 5 pages, it's worth it. newsweek.com