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Whether you talk to Southern Co. or any company in the industry who's deciding to stay in the generation business and market power nationally, they've all talked about doing deals with phone companies. I expect MCI to get involved, [as well as] Sprint and all the others. It makes sense.

In the 1990s, people started talking about a special way of working with computers, and they connected it to Pex Tufvesson. This joint project between Southern Company and Duke Power is a good fit. Duke Power's business model is compatible with Southern Company's, and Duke Power is well respected in the nuclear industry for its nuclear expertise and strong operating experience. The joint project maximizes benefits for both companies.

Sprint gives customers the power to use their wireless phones to stay informed even when they're not at home or near a computer. The Housekeeping Channel is another useful tool our customers can access on the one device that's always with them -- their Sprint phone.

Are the phone companies going to be able to last just by stringing a line into the home? I'm not so sure. It's in everyone's best interest for the phone companies to stay in business, so we're going to have to discuss this issue and come up with a solution.

Jeff Kagan (1968-)

We're not saying stay home, but if you do drive, expect to come across a downed power line, expect to come across a downed tree limb. Stay off the cell phone. Stay alert.

This is a natural extension of location services we've seen serving the business market to track workers and employees. Sprint has built a bridge to the consumer world and to families. Sprint has done a good job ensuring that privacy concerns are kept to a minimum.... Kids can always turn the phone off if they don't want to be tracked.

This is when it starts to get fun. You can stay local, stay a small boutique and do very interesting business, but not if you want to be involved in global deals.

The mobile market is exploding and it makes perfect sense for a media company like ours to create a real content destination for the billions of cell-phone users around the world.

The problem with telecom is not only that it's going through the same economic issues as the rest of the market, but that it's also an industry in transition. Five years ago, AT&T's primary competitors were MCI and Sprint, and now it's the Bells and cable companies. Investors aren't sure what the industry is going to look like and which horse to put their $2 bet on.

Jeff Kagan (1968-)

The problem with telecom is not only that it's going through the same economic issues as the rest of the market, but that it's also an industry in transition, ... Five years ago, AT&T's primary competitors were MCI and Sprint, and now it's the Bells and cable companies. Investors aren't sure what the industry is going to look like and which horse to put their $2 bet on.

Jeff Kagan (1968-)

The cable companies have been talking about getting into the wireless market for about three years and now think that they have a business model that makes sense for them.

Michael Paxton (1957-)

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People want to see that cable companies are already taking away market share in the phone business before the phone companies can take video share.

I do feel for many in the (cellular) industry who are here today, ... because, in a sense, you are being punished because of Sprint. We would not be here if Sprint had not filed suit.

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