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To: Rick who wrote (1071)	3/29/1998 11:49:00 AM
From: Rick	Respond to of 7703

To expound upon this post.. I don't think that the Titan/PT Multi Media Asia Indonesia/Pasifik Satelit Nusantara/Indosat thing would be that much competition - since it will probably provide more expensive telephony etc. (sounds like cellular) IP is much more cost effective.. FYI - just a thought -- ya just call with your cellular to the DGIV VoIP gateway :-) El cheapo long distance calling from your cell phone. The Indonesian state-owned telecommunication company PT Indosat is to raise its stake in the Personal Communication Network (PCM) project to over Rp100 billion (S33.34 million), following an approval by the extraordinary general shareholders' meeting Thursday. The meeting agreed to raise Indosat's investment value in the PCM project by up to 30 per cent above the amount agreed at the annual general shareholders meeting of 1997. PT Indosat, together with two other domestic telecom companies Telkom and Inti, had obtained the basic permit from the Ministry of Tourism, Post and Telecommunications to set up a joint venture company to offer PCN cellular telecom services based on Digital Communication System-1800 (DCS-1800) (company press release) Indosat controls a major stake in the joint venture.

To: Rick who wrote (1071)	3/29/1998 11:56:00 AM
From: MARK C.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

D.L.D. ESTIMATED GROWTH AND NET PROFITS 1997: 8 markets net loss:(18,560,744) 1998: 16 markets net profit 24,945,390 1999: 24 markets net profit:183,185,844 would someone care to do the math as to net earnings per share? Information obtained from DLD corporate summary #3 at digitcom.com HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY ALL! MARK C.