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To: Blue Snowshoe who wrote (5009)	5/2/1999 10:17:00 PM
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The story continues on the umg deal. PA mentioned numerous times. Top Financial News Sun, 02 May 1999, 8:13pm EDT MediaOne Approves AT&T $62.5 Bln Bid; Gives Comcast a Thursday Deadline... ...Analyst Brian Adamik, a Yankee Group senior vice president, said it might be best for Comcast to collect the break-up fee. It's unlikely AOL or Microsoft will enter the bidding, though Allen may jump in, he said. ''We're at an important time right now as industry redefinition is taking place with mergers and acquisitions,'' Adamik said. ''The friends and enemies you make today will last for a long time. It's in AOL's best interest not to get on AT&T's bad side.'' Microsoft and AOL declined comment on the acceptance of AT&T's bid by MediaOne. AT&T and MediaOne also declined to comment. Paul Allen wasn't immediately available for comment. -- Greg Wiles bloomberg.com OT