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To: GENO who wrote (23853)	8/30/1999 4:52:00 PM
From: allen v.w.	Respond to of 40688

Hello GENO! Yes ProNetLink is coming along just great. Soon the whole world will be using it. IMO Here's some more read. ----------------------------- Israeli Ecommerce Worth USD1 Million Monthly Jul 07 1999: Delegates at a recent Net conference in Tel Aviv were told that Israeli ecommerce generates in the region of USD1 million per month. The estimate was tendered by Avi Behagen, Marketing Development Manager of the Israeli ISP, NetVision. Three main factors will drive the development of the Internet in Israel over the next few years, according to Behagen. These were identified as banks, newspaper giants, and communication companies. In particular, banks are expected to invest heavily in infrastructure and ecommerce initiatives, as well as in the acquisition and development of ISPs and portals. Israeli newspapers are also expected to make a bid to dominate the market with the launch of national portals, as has been the case elsewhere around the world. To date the industry has shown little interest in the Internet. At present, between 12 and 13 percent of Israeli households are thought to have Internet access. However, the case was also made at the conference that a minimum penetration of 20 percent would be needed to sustain a viable ecommerce economy. High computer and telecommunications costs were identified as two of the major impediments to Internet growth in Israel. Earlier in the year Israeli banks were authorised to develop their online banking services.