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To: Platter who wrote (4217)	9/16/1998 11:03:00 PM
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To: Platter who wrote (4217)	9/17/1998 5:33:00 AM
From: Thai Chung	Respond to of 4903

September 17, 1998 Qwest in Deal With Netscape To Plug Wares on Web Site By a WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter DENVER -- For the second time this week, Qwest Communications International has made a move to expand its presence on the Internet. In a three-year deal valued at $25 million, the Denver company will pay Netscape Communications to promote its telecommunications services to millions of customers who cross Netscape's Web site, known as Netcenter. Qwest spent a lot more earlier in the week, $185 million in stock, to acquire Internet service provider Icon CMT of New Jersey. The Netscape deal, to be announced Thursday, will create a single area on Netcenter called "Netscape Contact" where long-distance telephone calls, conference calls, faxing, e-mail, Internet access and combined voice and e-mail will be managed in a single inbox, and where customers can buy long-distance and Internet services from Qwest.