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To: Boplicity who wrote (10011)	5/31/1999 11:56:00 PM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29970

Excellent point, Greg, and one that I was distracted from, for the argument of the moment, discussing two of the other options. "I have come to the conclusion that AOL should be concentrating on wireless more then they are. Wireless broadband is going to be big, I feel investors are missing the boat, and do not see it yet. MSFT has made a timely investment in NXTL, AOL should be doing the same.." Do you believe that wireless alone can do it for them? Or will it more likely be a similar decision process as cable, dependent on demographics, terrain, foliage, density and so on? That's how I see it. I think that it would be less than wise for an SP to lock themselves into a dominant form of delivery platform at this time. I can even envisage a time when ATHM may be dependent on some form of relief in the way of wireless, in order to satisfy some ancilary, or secondary kinds of offerings like I mentioned in my preceding message. Does that sound too far fetched to you? Regards, Frank Coluccio