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To: yzfool who wrote (20138)	6/4/1999 12:52:00 PM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

yzfool I agree with you 100%.( it's hard to find 2 docs agreeing on anything but I guess this is real ). If you look at Paul Allen's home page you will see that in his vision of " wired world " there are 4 key developments: If you consider them carefully, you will see that AOL is stepping on all 4 of those with 12 cylinders. paulallen.com AOL, the next MSFT? back later TA This is probably not the answer to your question, but since you brought up athm... I own both @ 4aol:1athm ratio. I believe that I have examined most of the issues surrounding these companies including technical, fundamental, news, historical performance, politics, internet access mode etc. Based on this information I still cannot decide which one to add. However, I am intrigued by articles in Wall Street Journal 6/3 re cellular phone internet access in Europe. Speculation: its only a matter of time that AOL announces alliances with ATI etc. possibly bundling cellular accounts with internet access in US and Europe (since VOD is about to merge with ATI). ATHM can team up with ATT, but AOL content may have more appeal for larger audience and on it goes. Ultimately, its an earnings driven decision and AOL wins hands down in the near term.