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To: yard_man who wrote (701)	5/20/1998 11:40:00 AM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 745

Tippet I agree that the litigation is not the end of our economy or microsoft. Also....lets hope the DoJ keeps to the single issue and does not expand its' reach.....Microsoft has been an important driving force behind our SI conversations--the internet and more importantly the productivity gains of the last 20 years in general. But I believe good regulation is extremely important and government agencies that regulate should not be jetsoned....but made accountable and sound. I've never understood why AT&T was broken up just to allow the phone system to get squirreled away in some new tree trunk. But I quess they figure 3 or 4 is better then 1. I have a feeling the general trend towards "hudgeness" on a world wide scale will continue....soon there will only be small companies under 1,000 employees and those with 500,000. Economic blocks with 30,000 million and those with 300 billion. I hope your fly casting was successful..? Chip