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To: James Connolly who wrote (5872)	7/15/1999 11:36:00 PM
From: Peter Church	Respond to of 10309

More news from Cisco. WIND inisde? Telefonica is the latest of several telecommunications companies to join forces with Cisco, one of the leaders in a race to deliver voice and video data over the Internet. This month German operator Mobilcom <MOBG.F> announced a plan with Cisco to offer online phone services. Singapore Telecommunications <TELE.SI> and QWest Communications Inc. <QWEST.O>, the fourth-biggest U.S. long-distance operator, also allied with Cisco recently. In its statement Telefonica said areas where it might work with Cisco included network infrastructure, online services, broadband access and differentiated Internet/infranet services. "In particular, special attention will be given to solutions for the new generation of networks based on ATM and IP, modernization of access to the network using new XDSL technologies and provision of new services on IP," it added.