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To: Jay Lowe who wrote (5479)	2/17/1999 4:51:00 PM
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To: Joe E. (5176 ) From: RTev Wednesday, Feb 17 1999 4:03PM ET Reply # of 5181 Here's info about a deal AT&T has struck with a couple of the local governments that were threatening to block the transfer of the TCI cable franchise unless they opened cable modem access to competition: seattletimes.com Here's the part of the deal that affects AOL, should they decide to offer service: "The deal will allow companies such as America Online and Mind Spring to offer service as fast and glitch-free as AT&T's own product, @Home. "But AT&T retains a significant price advantage, as it will still cost much less to buy TCI's @Home than any of the competitors. Customers will be able to get Internet access from @Home for $39.95 a month. But to get another service, they will have to pay the $39.95 monthly charge, plus the cost of the other service. " So what do you think? Will AOL still be able to get customers when it's an add-on fee to the high-speed internet access? Next Previous \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| Quotes - 100-Day Chart - News - Profile - Earnings - Discussion - Web/Info View SubjectMarks Bookmark this Subject