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To: SKIP PAUL who wrote (2973)	11/5/1999
From: engineer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13582

marketwatch.newsalert.com QUALCOMM CEO And VP Interviewed On RadioWallStreet Internet Broadcast Business Wire - November 04, 1999 15:15 PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 4, 1999--QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ:QCOM) Chairman and CEO, Irwin M. Jacobs, and Vice-President and Treasurer, Richard F. Grannis, were interviewed at Deutsche Banc Alex Brown's Twentieth Annual Technology Conference by Steven Buchsbaum of RadioWallStreet on Thursday November 4, 1999, Investor Broadcast Network announced. This interview has been archived and is now available for convenient replay. To access this RadioWallStreet broadcast, investors should go to radiowallstreet.com. If you are viewing this release after the day of the event, you will find this interview in the "All Recent Shows" section of the website. RadioWallStreet is an Investor Broadcast Network service that broadcasts senior executive interviews, analyst roundtable discussions, seminars and other events of interest to the investment community. RadioWallStreet events are open to the investing public and may be heard over the Internet. Questions for this RadioWallStreet event may be submitted in advance by e-mailing greg@vcall.com. Please reference date and time in the Subject of the e-mail. CONTACT: Investor Broadcast Network, Philadelphia Greg Kettler, Executive Producer, 717/396-1116 x304

To: SKIP PAUL who wrote (2973)	11/5/1999 1:54:00 AM
From: JGoren	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13582

If I were management, I would spin off the handset division as part of the sale, so the shareholders can directly receive the buyer's shares in a tax free transaction. The company really doesn't need the money and greater value can be received as proposed above. Indeed, in some ways, I think the "maybe" December 20 special meeting has been set perhaps for just such a purpose, for the split can be combined in the agenda. Split meeting can easily be tied to spinoff authorization, if that is even necessary. Company is trying to maintain maximum flexibility.