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To: spycatcher
Not with Cox. AT&T has been up-front because they have an actual backup plan with their own network and have nothing to fear.

Hmmmmn! Interesting. Yes, AT&T does have their own network, which I was once a subscriber to. If they have it set up to deal with the cable connection, they are home free. And I doubt if it would take much to make their network compatible. (I was previously a dialup subscriber to worldnet.att.net)

This could be another strategy; get the other cable companies to hook up with AT&T's network. AT&T was in the process of getting out of cable, but were not planning to get out of the internet business as far as I know. A little different picture than I had first thought, based on what I've read here. In essence, delete @home, replace with worldnet.

77 posted on 11/30/2001 7:38:46 PM PST by meyer
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To: meyer
Eventually it will all be bought and run by AT&T and they will have to be broken up again!
78 posted on 11/30/2001 7:48:56 PM PST by spycatcher
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