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To: James who wrote (2230)	9/29/1999 3:37:00 PM
From: Chadick	Respond to of 15615

Hi James, You could start at the corporate web site. globalcrossing.bm Also hoovers.com at Hoovers type in gblx Fred

To: James who wrote (2230)	9/30/1999 12:21:00 AM
From: Rupert	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15615

James - RE: "I am looking to get as much detailed info on GBLX as possible. Can someone please let me know of good web sites that go beyond the basic info that most sites have." I think you are already at the best website for info about GBLX. Looking through the posts here may give you a pretty good education in GBLX. - Somewhat OT: Here is one of the ways QWST is planning on filling up its glass with value-added services for corporations: "Qwest, HP to open data storage centers" news.cnet.com - I'm not familiar with what happens when a company spins off one of its divisions as a separate stock. For example, if GBLX were to spin-off FRO's Global Center web hosting business in an IPO, how exactly would this benefit GBLX holders?