Proposed $.10 per Minute Internet Charge

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Proposed $.10 per Minute Internet Charge

An SI Board Since February 1997

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Emcee: CynicalTruth	Type: Unmoderated

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62	Since this is an investment thread, how about a list of companies that will ben	Roger A. Babb	-	2/9/1997
61	My guess is that mandatory per minute internet charges will play well to a Repu	Roger A. Babb	-	2/9/1997
60	James, H&Q's clients are the ISPs, the web-content-creators, the compu	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
59	RE > The H&Q report spells it out.> that propagda sheet don't tel	James F. Hopkins	-	2/9/1997
58	James, First off, the baby bells' monopolies on local service have already	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
57	John...Well, I don't know who'll win the race through the *.zip files -	GW Riedeman	-	2/9/1997
56	I never said .10 is the "fair" value. I do not know how you possibly	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
55	HI Anita: I don't even want to hear about .10 min on any conditions, NOT EV	James F. Hopkins	-	2/9/1997
54	John, the fact remains that I and others access the Internet through a local te	Chuck Agger	-	2/9/1997
53	What numbers are you using to back up your theory of exploitation of the middle	Bipin Prasad	-	2/9/1997
52	You are so badly misinformed it is completely pathetic. <<< Hambrecht	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
51	Where did $0.10 come from anyway? I can assure you that the additional cost pe	yard_man	-	2/9/1997
50	I don't work for the TelCos, John. Sorry to dissapoint you. I am an indep	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
49	Jim et al -- Most of us want to connect to the internet at speeds of 28.8 or ev	Anita Hunt	-	2/9/1997
48	Hi Jeff: that was good reading: Here is a little tke of mine; Hi Jeff: RE	James F. Hopkins	-	2/9/1997
47	I thought this was a good read. techstocks.com JEFF	Jeffery E. Forrest	-	2/9/1997
46	Emile...<i>"Do not be deceived. This is an attempt to stifle communi	CynicalTruth	-	2/9/1997
45	Hi John..Since us taxpayers are now subsidizing the ISP's so we can have ch	CynicalTruth	-	2/9/1997
44	Gary... Great! Worded very nicely. Direct and to the point. One thing don't	CynicalTruth	-	2/9/1997
43	John---Hambrecht & Quist have obviously shorted ISP comapanies and related	Emile Vidrine	-	2/9/1997
42	Later in the report Hambrecht & Quist explain that it is the computer indus	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
41	Hambrecht & Quist go on to explain exactly how the ISPs tried to take advan	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
40	This is excerpted from the latest Hambrecht & Quist report on the internet.	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
39	Your're all wrong. A per-minute charge is exactly what the internet needs	John Grandy	-	2/9/1997
38	Here's my e-mail to the FCC and Sen. Hutchison... To whom it may concern:	Gary Walker	-	2/9/1997

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