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To: Pareto who wrote (17653)	3/20/2000 6:14:00 PM
From: HO-MEE	Respond to of 28311

Great story Pareto, I agree with you.....As I said in a recent post,Gnet will make their wireless strategy clear in the near term.......those that were at the meeting will tell you that Russ eluded to this in his presentation...........for GNET this will be a reality, not some "down the road" wish. Go GNET!

To: Pareto who wrote (17653)	3/20/2000 6:27:00 PM
From: Pareto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Worldwide Internet usage by language: The following slides I prepared for an E-Commerce presentation: Language Internet users Population % Online World 262 M 6.000 M 4 % 1. English 148,5 M 322 M 46 % 2. Japanese 19,8 M 125 M 16 % 3. Spanish 17,0 M 332 M 5 % 4. Chinese 15,1 M 885 M 2 % 5. German 14,0 M 98 M 14 % 6. French 10,9 M 72 M 15 % 7. Korean 10,4 M 75 M 14 % 8. Italian 9,7 M 57 M 17 % 9. Dutch 6,0 M 20 M 30 % 10. Russian 5,5 M 170 M 3 % Source: euromktg.com Number of hosts worldwide: 29.600.000 - January 1998 43.200.000 - January 1999 (+46%) 76.400.000 - January 2000 (+77%) isc.org Internet is in its phase of hyper growth at an international level. Most of growth will take place outside the US. It is conservative to estimate that in 2003 20% of worldpopulation will be online. That means growth from 262 M users to 1.200 M. What was said at the meeting about the international strategy? Regards, Pareto