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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (35169)	12/9/1999 7:41:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41369

looks like we are on our way again.. hope u have some calls tucked away in those stocking stuffers.... here some news excuse me if it's a duplicate.. been 2 bz. . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- America Online Inc (AOL) AMERICA ONLINE INC's Netscape Communications said late Tuesday it redesigned its home page in an effort to bridge professional and personal lives of its users. Netscape's home page has always been among the most-visited Web sites, since the days it acted as a default for virtually all Internet users as start page for the first commercial browser. But its peak users are day-time surfers, while parent company America Online's peak use comes in the evening hours. A key feature of the new home page are prominently displayed "business" and "leisure" buttons that emphasize the home/work split. (Reuters 08:09 PM ET 12/07/99) For the full text story, see full story -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- America Online Inc (AOL) TELESCAN INC said it entered into a three-year agreement with AMERICA ONLINE INC in which Telescan will add its stock screening and portfolio analysis tools to AOL's personal finance channel. Under the terms of the deal, Telescan said it will provide a range of stock screening tools using their ProSearch technology for the investment research department of the personal finance channel. (Reuters 08:12 AM ET 12/08/99) For the full text story, see full story -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- America Online Inc (AOL) AT&T CORP's WorldNet Internet service revived the battle over instant messaging, which last saw market leader AMERICA ONLINE INC fend off a similar challenge from Microsoft Corp. WorldNet, one of the largest Internet service providers, said it would let its 1.8 mln subscribers send instant messages, or text transmitted immediately across the Internet to friends and contacts, to users of AOL's messaging product. Currently, there is no industry-wide standard for sending and receiving instant messages, so each company has written its own version. That limits or even blocks a person using one product from contacting people using another. (Reuters 05:02 PM ET 12/08/99) For the full text story, see full story