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To: Regeloney who wrote (1343)	1/5/1999 4:28:00 PM
From: Brooklyn Light	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2222

Interesting...but I dont see the limit on earnings. No one has been talking exclusivity. just the idea that AAPL has some great products out there now, and it could use a marketing push into the mainstream and away from apple users. Sure the internet is the medium of choice.But people, parents especially, know that a computer in the house is a serious investment in their children's home education. AAPL fits like a glove with their inroads in youth education. Many families will be more than ready to buy a sexy sub 1000 iMac for their kids, loaded with DIS products and educational things, as well as the under-the-hood power of SEEK and the GO.COM network. Many write about them as separate entities...I think the DIS investment in SEEK is substansial, and should be looked upon as a unified front when exploring tech alliances. Take your pick (DIS, SEEK, AAPL) (AOL NSCP SUN) or (MSFT) . In terms of total revenue and mainstream injection into the consumer economy, I dare say the race would be closer than you think. Its all speculation. B