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To: craig crawford who wrote (1557)	2/25/1998 1:00:00 PM
From: Gary Korn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12623

Lvl 2 at about 1 p.m.: CIEN 40.3 40:7 75x10 8x1 40.4 +2.5 3,630,900 40.6 38:9 ==== 40.2 40.4 16x20 2x2 12:59 300 . 40.1 40.5 40x31 4x4 Dynamic MM Bid Ask Size Time MM Bid Ask Size Time RSSF 40.3 41.7 10x10 12:35:18 ISLD 40.3 40:7 10x10 12:59:32 BTAB 40.3 40.6 10x10 12:45:06 WSLS 40.3 40.4 10x10 12:55:15 MSCO 40.3 40.6 10x10 12:54:02 GSCO 40.2 40.4 10x10 12:57:50 WSLS 40.3 40.4 10x10 12:55:15 NITE 40.1 40.5 10x10 12:42:30 MASH 40.3 40.6 10x10 12:56:38 MONT 40 40.5 10x10 12:49:20 HRZG 40.3 40.7 10x5 12:56:41 TSCO 40.1 40.5 10x10 12:57:21 ISLD 40.3 40:7 10x10 12:59:32 INCA 39.5 40.5 10x1 12:58:44 PERT 40.3 41 5x5 12:56:18 BEST 39.4 40.6 10x10 12:18:11 GSCO 40.2 40.4 10x10 12:57:50 SWCO 39.6 40.6 10x10 12:36:18 SBSH 40.2 41 6x33 12:56:45 BTAB 40.3 40.6 10x10 12:45:06 SHWD 40.1 41.2 10x10 12:35:38 MSCO 40.3 40.6 10x10 12:54:02 NITE 40.1 40.5 10x10 12:42:30 MASH 40.3 40.6 10x10 12:56:38 TSCO 40.1 40.5 10x10 12:57:21 OLDE 39.7 40.7 10x10 12:44:33 JEFF 40.1 41.1 10x10 12:59:30 HRZG 40.3 40.7 10x5 12:56:41 NFSC 40 41.1 10x5 12:38:10 LEHM 39.7 41 10x50 12:53:36

To: craig crawford who wrote (1557)	2/25/1998 3:52:00 PM
From: blankmind	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 12623

i believe dsl and wdm will be around for years to come. keep in mind how long modems have been around. you might say the same thing about fiber as you do about copper, wdm is trying to squeeze more bandwith from the technology. as 56k modems were suppose to be the "last" for copper, we now have dsl (splitterless), that will take over eventually. wdm will never be a household product or a business product for most, but dsl will be. millions upon millions of dsl devices will eventually be sold, these will be consumer products, wdm will never make that type of impact. yes, dsl will be around in 15 years, just like analog modems continue to plague us more than 15 years later.