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To: Jack Jackson who wrote (14993)	1/30/1999 11:49:00 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

Great news Jack from GTE Government Systems: **** New Products WESTELL has been added to the contract. Check out the WESTELL web site for: DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) RADSL (Rate adaptive Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) QuadJack HDSL (High-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line) APS (Automatic Protection System) Twin Line 2000 Also a must read from the Aware thread: exchange2000.com Tech Week At Long Last, There Are Signs Of a Broadband Revolution By JASON FRY and TIMOTHY HANRAHAN THE WALL STREET JOURNAL INTERACTIVE EDITION ***** As ironies go, that one's truly delicious. The Baby Bells weren't born imperious, lazy and utterly uninterested in new ideas -- they got that way because they were spinoffs of Ma Bell, which infected them with its Soviet West mentality. But battling its spawn to get back into the local-phone market reinvigorated AT&T and sent it looking for new weapons, of which TCI's network looked best. AT&T, which bears the blame for no small part of the nation's telecommunications pain, may now get a chunk of the credit for ushering in competition and jumpstarting high-speed access. The ADSL snowball is gaining mass and momentum and soon will be a force to reckon with. All the best, Michael