You could do a deal for PCS, but then you have regulatory problems. So the question becomes, is there a cheaper way?

HPV cannot be cured. The virus can remain dormant in the body forever and be the cause of recurrent outbreaks of genital warts and abnormal Pap smears.

I don't know Deutsche Telecom very well, but in discussions with our European analysts, it appears Sprint is a better fit.

This is a very reasonable price for DT to pay given that this makes them a global player.

I think a lot of it is just politicians playing politics in an election year, but at the end of the day I think you'll see the deal go through. This is the year 2000 and that means we live in a global telecommunications industry. So if the United States wants to participate in that, then they'll let this deal go through.

[IETF members differ in their views on the impact of problems with RRP.] It's a very serious threat, ... My two main concerns about RRP are that [firstly] there is a privacy exposure problem. Anybody can get in that database and get all kinds of information about the domain-name holder. The other concern is domain-name slamming. They just don't have any real good security on that protocol.