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To: MarkR37 who wrote (26840)	6/26/2000 6:44:00 PM
From: DownSouth	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 54805

"You start to believe that what you created three years ago is so good, because it was good two years ago and 18 months ago, and you continue to make money," Jorma Ollila told an Israeli news conference. Thanks for bringing that here, Mark. I saw it on S&P but chose not to comment. Sounds like a typical discontinuous innovation scenario, doesn't it? "With a big organization, you start creating your own truths," he concluded. I wonder if the boys and girls in the lab weren't telling the brass what they wanted to hear, wrt CDMA developments. In any case, this interview is another puzzle piece that keeps leading to a picture of eventual capitulation, imo.