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To: joe who wrote (16707)	7/17/1998 8:16:00 PM
From: Dick Smith	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 22053

That survey... They did have a question at 56k.com about modem usage, but only one. I was kind of disappointed, too, since I was hoping to see some data that might confirm or confuse the Boardwatch report that says that X2 modems work better than K56 modems, even at V.90. And there would be no better site to collect complaints, than that one.... Dick

To: joe who wrote (16707)	7/20/1998 8:34:00 AM
From: Moonray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22053

ANALYST UPDATE: AS EARNINGS EXPLODE, THE STREET UPGRADES Red Herring Online - July 17, 1998 Not only is Marv Albert back with the Knicks -- yessss! -- but technology stocks are back for a major rebound. Upside surprises carried the market from one end of the technology court to the other, hitting field goals for boxmakers and chipmakers, double-pumping for software, and slam-dunking for the major Internet players. Quattrone's brain drain Why is Credit Suisse First Boston picking up 10 tech companies? Frank Quattrone, that's why. When the tech investment banker packed his bags at Deutsche Bank Securities and moved over to CSFB, most of his analysts followed. Who did Mr. Quattrone's loyal lackeys pick to cover? The list of winning hopefuls includes: Tellabs (TLAB); Lucent Technologies (LU); ADC Telecommunications (ADCT); Ascend Communications (ASND); DSP Communications (DSP); Nokia (NOKA); Ericsson Telephone (ERICY); 3Com (COMS); Cisco (CSCO); and Broadcom (BRCM). redherring.com o~~~ O