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To: Joe S Pack who wrote (20194)	6/4/1999 4:03:00 PM
From: im a survivor	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 41369

My guess is At&t will voluntarily open up those lines. They will not want to battle with every city, only to lose...and if they don't lock something up with aol's 19 million sets of eyeballs, they will be making a large mistake...imhooc

To: Joe S Pack who wrote (20194)	6/4/1999 4:11:00 PM
From: Vendit™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41369

Nat, I have been out most of the day and I'm still catching up on news ect. What I have read looks very positive for AOL. TA is looking good into close and we seem to have had some short positions closing out based on the pop up. For that little something extra we also have earnings season knocking on our door not to mention the support at $105 holding like a steel plate. I'm looking forward to Monday. Loving it, Vendit

To: Joe S Pack who wrote (20194)	6/4/1999 4:38:00 PM
From: Joe S Pack	Respond to of 41369

This is what I was thinking, and it became true. I think AOL has lot of political push and is being exerted from all possible fronts. Also look at this link to see how they have cornered both parties. -Nat Follow this news link for more details. news.com >>>>Vendit: Sir Judge in Portland has provided the short-term boost for our warrior against the giant T. This is an interesting ruling as AOL and RBOCS have lot of friends at local levels (city, county, state) and is not in good terms with FCC, it will be a long drawn battle for T and it won't be resolved unless Supreme court hears the case. That will put brakes on T and ATHM's momentum and that is what AOL and RBOCS needed (and Doctor ordered) to make DSL as wide spread on a competitive scale as possible. ATHM going south and AOL is going north. >> -Nat