Forty-four people died, this is certain, and one survived.

It's minus 18 degrees Celsius (0 Fahrenheit) here. The plane's fuselage is completely burnt out. It is absolutely inconceivable that there could be other survivors.

It's minus 18 degrees Celsius here. The plane's fuselage is completely burnt out. It is absolutely inconceivable that there could be other survivors.

People realize it's not a good idea to put all your eggs in one basket.

There was this assumption that as soon as people got a notion for what broadband was, they would want it -- that it would be as automatic in some ways as adoption of the dial-up Internet was in the U.S., where growth was very quick and almost happened by itself as opposed to really needing to be sold.

While this is unexpected, it indicates that AOL is remaining technologically agnostic. But I wouldn't expect AOL, if they expand DSL trials further, to compete in the same markets as Time Warner,