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To: savolainen who wrote (1020)	4/1/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: John F. Dowd	Respond to of 1998

Dea s: You beat me to it: "Separately today, AOL wouldn't comment on rumors that it is about to announce a deal with GTE that would enable AOL to offer digital subscriber line, or DSL, service to its users." If this happens the Baby bells will have to get moving! Cheers, John Dowd

To: savolainen who wrote (1020)	4/2/1998 12:21:00 AM
From: P1edPiper	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1998

>>don't count the home team out yet Orckit the GTE home team? Ahead of what schedule? >> but that doesn't have to translate into losing $... If the street doesn't figure it out right away does it matter? I don't think the street figures out all these intricate little contract deals because the details are kept under wraps. If the winner low balls the rest they better have a profitable solution in the LONG run or they are DEAD >>would think that the bottom line would be silicon related Are you privy to Orckit's silicon solution? Its cost-effectiveness to say ALA or WSTL. What is this elegant solution to GTE? At DT, I am sure ISDN played an important role, what would the impetus be at GTE? How the networking soltuion is handled, the traffic management? Please enlighten the less informed. I like your thinking on such a day as this and would like a reason to buy beyond DT