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To: elmatador who wrote (10489)	2/17/2001 7:39:31 PM
From: Elsewhere	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12823

"I am translating that into: Carriers stopped investing in fixed line infrastructure." Come on. NT and ERICY are tracking each other neatly: finance.yahoo.com Not that I don't believe wireless will be successful - see the following article, for instance: Saturday February 17 12:41 PM ET Chatty Teens Seen As Growth Market for Wireless dailynews.yahoo.com It won't be an either-or development. Fixed-line and wireless markets will grow concurrently and complement each other.

To: elmatador who wrote (10489)	2/18/2001 9:15:06 AM
From: zbyslaw owczarczyk	Respond to of 12823

I am translating that into: Carriers stopped investing in fixed line infrastructure. congratulation !!! Elmo, great joke. Few statistic: Verizon (all data reported on analysts meeting available on Home Page) of 18 billion capex near 13 billion on fixed(packet, optics) connection. Data networking (IP+ATM, DSL, IP routing) will grow 20-25%. SBC numbers are similar Sprint, who did not spent to much last year due to possible merger with WCOM, will increased capex 25%, where fixed connection capex will se much higher growth then wireless. Indeed "Carriers stopped investing in fixed line infrastructure." Please continue. I am going to ask Jay Leno to invite you on special show "Future of telecommunication industry" ZO