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To: THOMAS GOODRICH who wrote (2606)	3/28/1999 6:45:00 AM
From: Gator	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8858

Thomas, Good Morning, Ahhh! that Bill Gates guy...here was the article at Casinowire, an appropriate title: "The Big Elephants Behind the Scenes Tue Feb 16 1999 The Australian effort to regulate online gambling instead of prohibit it can have far greater effects on the industry than anyone expects. Australia's richest man, billionaire media magnate Kerry Packer, hopes to offer Web gambling in cooperation with software giant Microsoft! Big American companies, such as Harrah's and Park Place Entertainment, are also emerging as current and potential partners in precedent-setting ventures that aim to dominate the global market for cyber-wagering. American-backed ventures have access to financial resources far beyond the means of the scores of five-and-dime gambling sites now online. Read the comprehensive story on MSNBC." >>> Glad Starnet not is not just a "five-and-dime"...didn't Starnet setup a subsidiary down under??? Haven't heard much on it from Mr. Dohlen, or did I just miss it??? Later...Gator