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To: James Connolly who wrote (5881)	7/16/1999 8:31:00 AM
From: MONACO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10309

JC....it would be great to see WIND in that picture! Did a great job connecting the dots, but still left with speculation. Shouldn't be a guessing game, the company or companies should tell us if they are involved.....M

To: James Connolly who wrote (5881)	7/19/1999 10:22:00 AM
From: Peter Church	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10309

Here is another dot to connect to CISCO-WIND(?)... Telefonica enters Mexico with Internet venture MADRID, July 18 (Reuters) - Spanish telecommunications giant Telefonica <TEF.MC> has entered the Mexican market for the first time via a joint-venture agreement with the country's leading Internet services provider, the company said on Sunday. Telefonica's Internet subsidiary Telefonica Interactiva and Infosel, part of Mexican multimedia company Grupo Reforma, would combine products and services, technology, infrastructure and know-how, Telefonica said in a statement. The agreement with Infosel forms part of Telefonica Interactiva's plan to consolidate its Internet portal Ole as the leading on-line services provider in the Spanish-speaking world. Telefonica Interactiva now boasts more than 550,000 subscribers in Spain and across Latin America and over 300 million pages visited each month, the statement said. Telefonica has focused increasingly on the Internet as a core business. Last week it agreed to jointly develop telecommunications products and services with Cisco Systems <CSCO.O>, an Internet network equipment maker. And in June, the Madrid-based company announced a deal with British multimedia group Pearson Plc <PSON.L> to improve the content of its online products. Infosel offers Internet access in 50 cities in Mexico. Its parent Grupo Reforma publishes newspapers including leading daily Reforma.