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To: blankmind who wrote (18586)	7/6/1998 11:35:00 AM
From: joe	Respond to of 45548

blank, >> I just read this morning that AOL (I live in the Virginia/MD area) is NOT allowing @HOME (cable modems) to connect to them...what kind of BS is this? if you find the article give me a link. aol might not want to be the isp, but i can not imagine how they would distinguish the connection from a t1, 56k, cable, adsl, and stop one from connecting. << I went back to read the article more carefully, and I realized you were right. I misread the article. It said that @HOME wouldn't let AOL run through the @HOME network, since it had spent so much $$ on infrastrucre. This was in the Wash Post last thursday 3/2, in the business section...I looked through the archive and couldn't find a link.