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To: fiberman who wrote (74387)	5/11/1999 9:58:00 AM
From: Norm Demers	Respond to of 119973

Should still be good for a point or so.

To: fiberman who wrote (74387)	5/11/1999 10:00:00 AM
From: Panita	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

NMGC I see it going to $8.When it settles I will play it like I have since it came public. But I would not touch it now over $9

To: fiberman who wrote (74387)	5/11/1999 11:29:00 AM
From: songw	Respond to of 119973

AOL + Philips for Set-tops; Philips Uses BOCI DSL 7s America Online, Inc. (NYSE:AOL - news), the world leader in branded interactive services, today announced four partnerships that are key to the ongoing development of AOL TV(SM). The Company has completed AOL TV agreements with the following four partners Philips Electronics, the leading provider of set-top boxes, will produce an advanced set-top box enabled for AOL TV. " biz.yahoo.com One line in the AOL release caught our eye- "AOL TV will give members the ability to connect to a new AOL interactive service designed to enhance the television-viewing experience. The set-top boxes will be connected to AOL through built-in 56k modems over standard phone lines, and will be enabled for digital subscriber line (DSL) connectivity as well.." Traders will recall that Philips, which will now produce AOL's set tops, signed a deal just last week to implement BOCI's DSL modem technology for its set tops- "May 4, 1999 Boca Research, Inc.® (Nasdaq:BOCI - news) and Philips Business Electronics B.V. today announced the signing of a strategic alliance agreement for joint development of DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) modem technology. Boca Research plans to extend its communications product line with DSL modem technology for the PC, Macintosh®, and information appliance/set-top markets. The agreement is to provide Philips Business Electronics with Boca Research DSL modem technology. ''We selected Boca Research because of their hardware and software design expertise in providing high-quality communications solutions. Their DSL technology will make a great addition to our set-top box product line,'' said Rob van Oostenbrugge, managing director of Philips Business Electronics." BOCI trading 6s biz.yahoo.com