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To: im a survivor who wrote (1210)	11/24/1998 8:24:00 AM
From: Brewmeister	Respond to of 2439

I find it hard to believe that all will run from this stock just because of one deal. LCOS may have its own deal cooking, or may simply continue its strategy and acquire more sites with broad reach. In relative terms, so few people are on the net today compared to the population. Over time this will change, particularly when web TV hits the Joe-six-packs and couch potatoes of the world. Simply huge. Did we talk international? Even bigger. There will be room for a few and it will be difficult for any one player to monopolize the net. Of course, eht new NSCP and AOL could take the Microsoft approach. "The new Netscape Navigator - leads you to only AOL site, crashes on all others" On the other hand....Nah Regards, Dan