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To: Ed Robichaud who wrote (15476)	7/31/1998 1:32:00 AM
From: Curtis E. Bemis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 77400

That was interesting. Another one is the period of time when NORTEL sucked up BAY and lost 4 billion in market cap. That along with the other continuing losses at BAY-- I heard a rumor that all BAY employees had to turn in their stock options to compensate NORTEL employees who lost it all in the 4 B$ flush. Stockboy can confirm.

To: Ed Robichaud who wrote (15476)	7/31/1998 1:50:00 AM
From: djane	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 77400

WSJ on upcoming CSCO ad campaign -- "Empowering the Internet Generation" (via your friendly ASND thread. Have you ever noticed that Chambers never mentions ASND as a competitor and only mentions the defeated ones (BAY/COMS/CS)? Curious) interactive.wsj.com. July 30, 1998 Digits: Gambits & Gadgets In the World of Technology What, no dancing bunny suits? Cisco Systems Inc. may be one of the most highly valued companies on Wall Street, but the average person on Elm Street would be hard-pressed to say what it does. That may change soon, as the San Jose, Calif., maker of computer-networking gear prepares to launch an "Intel inside"-style ad campaign that includes its first TV commercials. Cisco officials are mum about the effort, but the company has been showing the commercials to insiders for the last few weeks. The spots show a montage of various Internet users, and play off the fact that Cisco's routers, switches and other pieces of equipment are at the heart of the Internet. The tag line for the commercials: "Empowering the Internet Generation." While the campaign won't be nearly as extensive as Intel's, the commercials should become familiar sights on the news and high-end sports programs favored by the upper-income viewers that the company is targeting.