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To: robert duke who wrote (4981)	5/1/1999 12:47:00 AM
From: Cleo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Trading was really strange during the last hour. With the market tanking, and then with it surging back, there was almost no movement in GNET. I was surprised that GNET did not close positive, in tandem with other internets, like AOL. Also, I lost my internet service during the last hour. AOL kept crashing, and I couldn't get thru to my broker site (Waterhouse, and I couldn't even get into SIlicon Investor. Waterhouse charts were down most of the day. Did many other people experience problems with internet service during the last hour?

To: robert duke who wrote (4981)	5/1/1999 4:30:00 PM
From: Out_of_the_Trap	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 28311

Paul Allen mentioned in both of these articles regarding the UMG bidding. Very interesting that he is attempting to put up his money along with msft & aol. This will reflect well on GNET... no? GOOOO PAUL!! sjmercury.com Posted at 8:56 p.m. PDT Friday, April 30, 1999 AOL, Microsoft may back Comcast in MediaOne battle New York Times Executives close to the negotiations added that Paul Allen, who was a founder of Microsoft but left that company in 1983, is among the other parties who have expressed interest in joining Comcast. techweb.com Battle For MediaOne Intensifies (04/30/99, 6:25 p.m. ET) By Reuters After AT&T launched its surprise MediaOne bid, Comcast quickly received expressions of support from Microsoft, AOL, and Paul Allen, the Microsoft co-founder who has made substantial investments in the cable industry. Microsoft is already a major Comcast shareholder. It bought a $1 billion stake in 1997.