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To: username who wrote (31118)1/20/1998 11:45:00 AM
From: Sowbug  Respond to of 61433
 
OT

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To: username who wrote (31118)1/20/1998 11:46:00 AM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 61433
 
Cable & Wireless Internet Service Ranked Among Top 'Best Values' by Boardwatch Magazine

PR Newswire - January 20, 1998 11:27
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VIENNA, Va., Jan. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Cable & Wireless, Inc., (CWI) the
largest telecommunications company exclusively serving businesses, scored the
preferred ranking as one of the top three carriers offering Internet users the
"best value" in the largest ever test of national Internet backbone providers.
This comprehensive study, conducted by Keynote Systems and Boardwatch
Magazine, tested 34 U.S. and Canadian Internet backbones evaluating
performance measurements and pricing structures over a six-week period to
determine which networks offer the Internet community the best value.
Keynote's performance results and best value rankings comprise a portion
of the overall Keynote/Boardwatch Internet Backbone Performance Index. This
index is an industry-standard ranking of Internet backbones based on the
measured performance experienced by end users accessing World Wide Web sites
connected to those backbones. Full analysis and details of this study are
available in the Fall issue of the Boardwatch Directory of Internet Service
Providers.
"Cable & Wireless is continually developing and upgrading its network to
provide our business customers with the superior performance and reliability
they require. We are thrilled to receive this recognition and to offer our
customers the valuable Internet tools they need to stay competitive in today's
fast-paced marketplace," commented Charles Gibney, general manager of Cable &
Wireless Internet Exchange.
In 1997, Cable & Wireless deployed a DS3/OC3 ATM backbone within the U.S.
with transatlantic extensions. This advanced architecture allowed Cable &
Wireless to reduce the number of hops in its network, enhancing both speed and
efficiency, while providing a more robust, quality platform for innovative
Internet services.
"Already highly ranked in total performance, Cable & Wireless Internet
Exchange may now be perceived as an even better value with the aggressive
price promotion that has been introduced since this study was performed in the
Fall," informed Charles Gibney. Today, business customers can receive T-1
access to the Internet for just $1,500/month. Additional information on this
promotion can be found at the Cable & Wireless Internet Exchange homepage
(www.cwix.net).
Cable & Wireless is one of the world's leading providers of international
telecommunications services. Its businesses provide 15 million customers in
70 countries with a complete range of international, domestic and mobile
communications. Cable & Wireless Internet Exchange, the company's complete
portfolio of tailored Internet solutions, operates over Cable & Wireless'
high-capacity IP backbone network which connects major business and financial
centers throughout the U.S., the Far East and Europe.

SOURCE Cable & Wireless, Inc.
/CONTACT: Katy O'Keefe of Cable & Wireless, 703-734-4474, or e-mail,
katy.o'keefe@cwi.cablew.com/
/Web site: cwix.net
CO: Cable & Wireless, Inc.
ST: Virginia
IN: MLM
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To: username who wrote (31118)1/20/1998 12:04:00 PM
From: George Coyne  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 61433
 
Pete,

Thats' sort of yhe way I understood it - a little "helter-skelter" and left somewhat to chance.

G. W. Coyne