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To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (11800)	6/8/1998 3:01:00 PM
From: Rick Jamison	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50264

More Telecom related news...coinky dinky??? I think not !!! Germany - Deutsche Telekom Climbs On Board DSL Bandwagon June 8, 1998 FRANKFURT, GERMANY, Newsbytes via NewsEdge Corporation : After watching what appears to be the whole of the US telecommunications industry rolling out DSL (digital subscriber line) technology, Germany's Deutsche Telekom is starting its own DSL service. To be known as Telekom Service Line (TSL), the German service will eventually be available to almost every telephone subscriber in Germany with a standard copper wire from the phone exchange to their home or office. Speaking at the company's annual shareholder meeting yesterday, Ron Sommer, Deutsche Telekom's chairman, said that the TSL service will be offered to both business and residential users, the latter of which will be able to download high resolution movies or high quality audio signals on demand. According to Sommer, TSL will offer a complementary service to ISDN (integrated services digital network), which has been a great success in Germany these last few years. Sommer did not give any timescales for the introduction of the DSL service, however. Newsbytes understands that the service will start being rolled out across Germany later this year.