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To: jim bowman who wrote (35616)	7/7/1998 7:38:00 PM
From: STK1	Respond to of 41046

Jim I went out on a limb a while ago and stated that even in my belief that the tempest was a unique item and was very prone to become a pop in the box as elk said without any hassels and or other complex items involved ,that the need for FNETs recurring revenue stream was of ut most importance to FTEL and FNET in general.FNET will generate revenues and the dvg will eventually sell itself to all who see the network and all it can do.This is a plan that has already made possible today ,what a year ago was not.This industry has not even begun to get the shakes,vocalTec will be announcing some very large and very integrated concepts to be installed and supported by Lucent and Digital.The DT build out in the European market should be getting underway this qtr.The largest seller of gateways,well who has the largest market share already.As far as a buy out or equity infusion,I would think that as a businessman with not just vision but apparently enough savy to get here I think FTEL would accept and even court an alliance with the right company,WCOM,MCI,Sprint etc,etc.why not, DT bought over 20% of vocalTec and put 50 million in their bank,As soon as we get a big buyer or partner you can probably bet we get a offer.