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To: MaryinRed who wrote (1772)	1/6/1999 8:01:00 PM
From: Dr. D	Respond to of 41369

I hope this article has not already been posted. Just a short article on AOL PlanetRx prescribes deal with AOL America Online (AOL) and the soon-to-be-launched online pharmacy and health care product site, PlanetRx announced a marketing and e-commerce alliance. The deal includes AOL's online service as well as its AOL.com Web site and Digital City network. The three-year agreement will generate $15 million for AOL. PlanetRx will be the premier online pharmacy partner in AOL's Health and Women's Channels, and the only online pharmacy "contextually integrated" throughout the Health Channel. PlanetRx is expected to launch on AOL, AOL.COM and Digital City sites in early 1999. Ironically, the chief executive officer of PlanetRX, is William Razzouk, who was president and chief executive officer at AOL for five months in 1996. 3d

To: MaryinRed who wrote (1772)	1/6/1999 8:02:00 PM
From: Narotham Reddy	Respond to of 41369

News clip: AOL may announce Cable deal soon Businesswire: Wednesday January 6, 7:03 pm Eastern Time Shares of America Online (NYSE:AOL - news) climbed 1 13/16 today to 148 3/4. Lehman Brothers analyst Brian Oakes provided his firm's clients five reasons not to sell AOL; one reason was the possibility that AOL could announce a cable deal in the coming months.

To: MaryinRed who wrote (1772)	1/6/1999 9:55:00 PM
From: voop	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 41369

3000 shares of MSFT officially qualifies you to give the rest of us stock tips. Sounds like you have unique experience with various on-line services and browsers...you choose IE now, any reason? I find it slower than Netscape navigator. Aol $9.95 access is to allow your business clients to e-mail you; isn't it fairly automated at this point (0nce one sets up pop3 and smtp servers?) Do you use aol content for anything yourself besides news which can be found from gazillion sources? Can you use this AOL access with your @home service (mine to be installed in two weeks!)