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INFORMAL INFORMATIONAL MEETING
"SHIRTSLEEVE" SESSION
CARNEGIE FORUM, 305 WEST PINE STREET
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2000
An Informal Informational Meeting ("Shirtsleeve" Session) of the Lodi City Council was held Tuesday,
October 3, 2000 commencing at 7:03 a.m.
A. ROLL CALL
Present: Council Members — Hitchcock (arrived at 7:07 a.m.), Land, Nakanishi, Pennino
and Mayor Mann
Absent: Council Members — None
Also Present: City Manager Flynn, City Attorney Hays and City Clerk Blackston
B. CITY COUNCIL CALENDAR UPDATE
City Clerk Blackston reviewed the Mayor's and Council Member's Weekly Calendar (filed).
C. TOPICIS)
"AT&T Broadband Presentation"
Deputy City Manager Keeter introduced Susan Ritchie with AT&T Government Affairs
Relations and Doug Kyler, Special Projects Manager of the West Division.
Susan Ritchie reported that AT&T's investment in Lodi and acquisition of MediaOne is
essential to the company's strategy. The 1996 Telecommunications Act opened
telecommunications to a variety of competitors. AT&T redefined their company from a
resale to a facility -based company. She explained that "facility -based" means owning
networks. The industry saw facility -based providers as the best way to provide consumer
competition (i.e. lower prices, innovative services). The downside to a facilities -based
network is that as networks are built, cities suffer the consequences in terms of "green
boxes" in their yards, pedestals, power supplies, etc.
Ms. Ritchie noted that AT&T has moved from narrow to broadband. Telecommunications
is broadband, which Ms. Ritchie described as "a lot of data moving quickly down the
pipe." AT&T is also changing from circuits to packets and will be deploying a different
type of switching that will be blind to the type of signals that go up and down the pipes.
Ms. Ritchie stated that long distance networks are already packet switched. AT&T will
soon be testing packet switching in the local cable market. These packets, referred to as
Internet Protocol Telephony (IPT), will carry voice, data, and video. The signals are
chunked into small packets that are dissembled when they leave homes and reassembled
when they come back into homes. She commented that it is a very efficient way of
switching signals. Ms. Ritchie stated that AT&T had been exchanging voice traffic with
the incumbent telephone company at a great cost. For this reason, in 1998, AT&T
embarked on a mission to acquire entry into local businesses and homes. AT&T
acquired MediaOne in June 2000. MediaOne, and now AT&T, have invested in deploying
an advanced digital network in Lodi. Ms. Ritchie stated that the "end game" for AT&T is
called the bundle, which will provide long distance, wireless, TV, and high speed internet
data to homes on one bill.
Doug Kyler explained that during the Lodi rebuild they had to address long amplifier
cascades which cause difficulty in maintaining the system and greater maintenance costs.
They deployed fiber optics further into the system to improve picture quality and reliability.
Standby power supplies were added throughout the system and will be expanded to a
four-hour standby power capacity. Bandwidth was expanded to 750 megahertz. AT&T
has launched a high speed internet service called "roadrunner' and plan to offer digital
telephone service in the local area. Mr. Kyler reported that the total cost of these
improvements was over $3 million.
Continued October 3, 2000
In response to Council Members comments regarding customer service, Mr. Kyler stated
that when work needs to be done on residential property, AT&T representatives will make
personal contact with the residents as well as the adjacent property owners prior to
beginning work. Ms. Ritchie added that a greater regional and local focus is being
planned. Public relations personnel will work closely with customers.
In reply to City Manager Flynn, Ms. Ritchie explained that the broadband network is
engineered to be a residential network. AT&T custom builds networks to meet the unique
needs of businesses. Architecture, design, and price structure is different for industrial
uses.
In response to Public Works Director Prima, Ms. Ritchie reported that AT&T operates a
shared network. She stated that the value of their services over their competitors is in
pricing.
D. COMMENTS BY THE PUBLIC ON NON -AGENDA ITEMS
None.
E. ADJOURNMENT
No action was taken by the City Council. The meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:02 a.m.
ATTEST:
Susan J. Blackston
City Clerk
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WEEK OF OCTOBER 3, 2000
Tuesday, October 3, 2000
7:00 a.m. Shirtsleeve Session. The topic(s) is:
1. AT&T Broadband Presentation
Reminder. Please bring your calendars to review with staff.
8:00 —12 noon Flu shots at City Hall.
4:00 p.m. Electric Utility's 5s' Annual Employee Picnic, Lodi Lake Park Youth Area.
Wednesday, October 4, 2000
7:00 p.m. City Council meeting. Summary of meeting follows:
6 Presentations
13 Consent Calendar items
One Public Hearing
3 Regular Calendar items
One Ordinance
No Closed Session items
Thursday, October 5, 2000
1:00 — 5:00 p.m. Flu shots at City Hall.
Friday, October 6, 2000
Saturday, October 7, 2000
8:30 — 3:30 p.m Hitchcock and Pennino. Seventh Annual Business Leadership Summit, Stockton.
Sunday, October 8, 2000
3:00 — 6:00 p.m. Lodi House Benefit, Jessie's Grove Winery.
Monday, October 9, 2000
7:00 p.m. Mann. The Grape Escape RV Caravan Club's Fall Rally, Lodi Grape Festival
Grounds. Mayor to give 5 minute welcome speech to group.
Disclaimer. This calendar contains only information that was provided to the City Clerk's o> I
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LODI REBUILD
Eliminate long amplifier cascades
Deploy fiber optic technology
Improve system reliability
• Add stand-by power supplies throughout system
• Replace coax trunk lines with fiber
Expand bandwidth to 750 Mhz & Add channels
Launch Roadrunner Service (HSD)
Launch Digital Telephone Service (DTS)
Cost of over $3 million
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• AT&T Concert Virtual Network Service carries multinational
corporations' voice and voice -band data
• AT&T and BT global venture, Concert, reaches 237 countries
with 6,000 private -line nodes and 200,000 private -line circuits
• AT&T Concert Inbound Service enables multinational Corpo-
rations to operate call centers across multiple countries with
advanced routing and traffic -management features. Companies
can receive calls in 17 countries from callers in 45 countries.
• Discovers and develops technologies driving the future of
broadband wireless and IP
• Created L4g&Wlm neighborhood broadband system, future -
proof, two-way cable infrastructure
• Developed advanced capabilities In EDGE. the world standard
for third -generation wireless systems
• Leader in fundamental research, tools and technology devel-
opment for the management of high-quality, large-scale global
networks
• Files an average of two patents per business day
• Home to more than 2,500 of the industry's best scientists and
engineers. More than 80 percent of Research group has PhDs.
• Global operation, with major presence in the United Kingdom
at AT&T Laboratories -Cambridge and in Redditch, England
• Operates the AT&T Center for Internet Research in conjunc-
tion with the International Computer Science Institute and the
University of California at Berkeley
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• In the J.D. Poser and Associates 1999 US. Wireless Customer
Study, AT&T received the highest customer -satisfaction rating
In nine of 13 markets.
• In January 2000, PC CompuUrrg magazine rated AT&T
Wireless the best wireless network in the country and one of
the best wireless packet -data networks across the United States.
*AT&T Global Virtual Private Network services won Network
AbpzJae' "Product of the Year Award" in April 2000 and
for best -Global Remote Access Service" in May 2000.
•Net*w* Computing Online gave AT&T a 1999 Well -
Connected Award for E -Commerce Host Service Provider.
• A 1999 Data Communicadons magazine survey listed AT&T as
best overall for Internet access, dedicated Private Line services
and Frame Relay.
• Data Communications 1999 Users' Choice Award rated AT&T the
"Best International Leased Lines" and the "Best International
Frame Relay provider."
• AT&T Solutions was rated the "Worldwide Leader in Network
Integration" in UpsideiDownside magazine's 'E -Business ISO
Winters and Losers'
• Network Magazine named AT&T Solutions the winner in
"Outsourced Network Management:'
• The AT&T IP Services Web site received an award in the "Best
Business -to -Business Commerce Site" category at the 2000
@ad:tech Awards.
• A 1999 Yankee Group survey found consumers who use AT&T as
their primary long distance carrier rated the company highest in
five of eight categories of customer satisfaction: professional and
courteous personnel, timely resolution of problems, quick access to
customer service, trustworthiness and deserving of loyalty.
•AT&T WorldNet Service was rated No. 1 in Network IdbrldsTop
ISPs list
• April 2000 marked the 13th consecutive month in which
AT&T WorldNet Service earned A+ scores in four or more
measurement categories in Visual Network's survey of Internet.
service providers. WorldNet was the only ISP to earn A+ scores in
seven out of nine survey measurement categories.
• AT&T '00' INFO service was awarded Frost & Sullivan's (a
telecommunications analyst organization) Market Engineering
Leadership Award in May 1999. They said AT&T's "00" INFO
service started a 'new competitive era in the provisioning of direc-
tory -assistance services" by bringing the human factor back into the
increasingly automating directory -services market.
• AT&T received Wal-Mart Stores' "Supplier of the Year" award for
our pricing. shipping, marketing innovation, customer service and
overall product performance. Additionally. AT&T PrePaid Cards
were cited for excellence in the Impulse merchandise category.
• No. 8 in Fvrtrme magazine's 2000 ranking of America's largest
companies (based on 1999 revenue).
• NetmAgbrld magazine cited AT&T as one of the "Ten Most
Powerful Companies in Networking."
-AT&T Accessible Communications Services was recognized at
the National Easter Seals Society's 10th Annual EDI Awards, which
honors print and broadcast media, advertisers, and their agencies
and companies for positive portrayal of people with disabilities.
• AT&T employers and retirees donated more than 400,000 hours of
community service as part of the AT&T CARES program in 1999.
• In 1999, the AT&T Foundation donated $45 million to nonprofit
organizations in communities throughout the United States and
around the world.
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Delivering on commitment of becoming an
any -distance, any -service global company
Provides services to virtually every country
and territory around the world
Approximately 80 million customers include
consumers, businesses and governments
Employs some 147,000 people
42 million shareowners; one of the most
widely held stocks in the United States
1999 annual revenues exceeded $62 billion'
1999 profits in excess of $5 billion
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• The world's largest, most -sophisticated communications
network regularly handles 300 million calls a day
• Internet protocol (IP) traffic growing 400 percent a year
• Handles more than 675 terabytes - 675 trillion bytes -
of data each weekday
• Will be among the first to deploy optical switching to
deliver new, high-speed optical circuits in minutes,
not days
• More than 53,000 route -miles of fiber optics in the
United States, enough to circle the globe more than twice
• First in the industry to offer OC -192 service (4Q1999).
the highest -speed, commercially available optical circuit
• Leading the deployment of EDGE (Enhanced Data for
GSM Evolution) wireless technology, delivering always -
on, 384 kilobits -per -second data services
• Spending three times as much on daWN and Wireless
programs as on the core voice network
• By year-end 2001, will complete installation of 16,500
route -miles of the latest -generation fiber-optic cable to
supply customers in 30 major metropolitan areas with 10
gigabit service, capable of being upgraded to 40 gigablts
when that technology Is available
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• AT&T has one of the largest digital -wireless networks in
North America and more than 12.5 million subscribers in
the United States. Licensed service covers 95.8 percent of
the US. population.
• Changed the wireless industry and how people use their
wireless phones with AT&T Digital One Rate. Nearly
2 million people have signed up for the first national
one -rate wireless -service plan that eliminates separate
roaming and long distance charges.
• First to provide data services using wireless phones
• Provides wireless data services to consumers and business-
es with AT&T Digital AocketNet Service
• First company to provide fixed wireless service for voice
and high-speed data into people's homes
• Leading effort to unit. TDMA and GSM technical
standards to allow wireless phones to support high-speed
data applications, as well as voice calls, anywhere in the
world
• Partnering with BT to develop seamless roaming service
between the United States and Europe
• Wireless Group tracking stock was the largest initial
public offering in U.S. history
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• More than 11 million video customers; after MediaOne
merger the number of customers will exceed 15 million
• Nearly 90 percent of customers are in the top 25 markets
• Post MediaOne Group merger, nearly 80 percent of cus-
tomers will be In the top 12 markets, including: Boston,
Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Miami, Chicago, Dallas, Denver,
Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco and Los
Angeles
• Industry leader in the deployment of digital video, with
2 million customers
• Has introduced digital -cable -telephone service in
10 markets
• More than 55,000 digital -telephone customers by April
2000; by year-end the number of customers will be
400,000
• More than 300,000 customers for high-speed Internet
access (AT&T @Home) through April 2000; by year-end
the number of customers will be 700,000
• Merger with MediaOne Group will extend broadband reach
to an additional 8.5 million homes
• Once all merger transactions are completed will pass some
26 million homes across the United States
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• Unmatched portfolio of communications services -
including local, domestic and international long distance,
data, wireless messaging, electronic commerce and Internet
protocol (IP)
• AT&T Business Network provides mid-sized businesses
with an integrated set of communications services - local,
long distance, wireless, data and IP - as well as a secure,
Web -based "virtual telecom department" that supports
online ordering, account Inquiry and management, mainte-
nance and electronic billing and remittance
• AT&T Data and Internet Services has leading market
share In private line, frame relay and ATM services. AT&T
is aggressively Investing in IP Infrastructure, and was the
first major ISP to carry traffic on an OC -192 link.
• IP presence of more than 2,000 dial -access points of
presence In 59 countries and 850 cities, and more than
400 percent annual growth In capacity and traffic
• Launched "Ecosystems for ASK" a network -services
platform with a comprehensive co -marketing and distribu-
tion program that will enable application services providers
to quickly and easily deliver high -performing and reliable
network -based applications
• AT&T is an industry leader in e•enabling its processes so
customers can provision service, check order status, initiate
and track maintenance requests, monitor their networks,
review their account and pay bills online. More than 50,000
businesses use the Web to complete more than 1 million
online transactions with AT&T every month.
• AT&T, BT and Concert will invest $2 billion over three
years to deliver searrrless, global e-commerce services via
a network of 44 Internet data centers in 16 countries on five
continents. AT&T hosts more than 9,000 business Web sites.
• AT&T Solutions, which provides managed -network servic-
es, networking integration and call -center consulting, ended
1999 with signed contracts for long-term business that has
the potential for ill billion in revenue
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• Provides a broad range of consumer -communications
options, including domestic and international calling plans;
local, local -toll, long distance and transaction -based servic-
es; and online services to help customers connect in ways
most useful to them
• Serves 60 million customers; long distance market leader
• Nearly 8.5 million customers on our AT&T One Rate
domestic long distance offers
• In 1999, generated revenues on a par with Disney and
earnings before interest and taxes (EBI1) twice that of
Coca-Cola, helping fuel growth opportunitles across AT&T
• Local sales effort on track with more than 300,000 local -
offer sales in New York and more than 130,000 in Texas
at end of first quarter 2000
• AT&T WldNet Service (www att.net) is one of the lead-
ing Intemet-service providers (ISPs) in the United States,
earning top ratings in 1999 for network reliability and
quality customer care in PC iwdd magazine, PC Magazine
and SmartVoney.
• Offers international toll-free calling to the United States
from more than 70 countries
-AT&T D&ect Services available in more than 15o countries
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News Release AT&T Broadband
Contact.
Gisselle Acevedo -Franco Mary Patten
AT&T Broadband Bob Gold & Associates
310.563.5884 310.320.2010
gacevedofranco@broadband.att.com mary@bobgoldpr.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 25, 2000
AT&T BROADBAND BRAND REPLACES MEDIAONE
IN STOCKTON AREA
Company Will Aggressively Roll-out New Services Throughout Old MediaOne
Service Areas Affecting Nearly 900,000 California Customers
EI Segundo, Calif. — AT&T Broadband today unveiled a new AT&T brand in the
Stockton area supported by an aggressive and informative advertising and marketing
campaign. In California, more than 900,000 customers will be affected by the
change. In addition to Stockton, cable system service areas affected include Los
Angeles and Fresno in California; Atlanta; Boston; Cleveland; Jacksonville and
South Florida; Richmond, VA. and St. Paul, MN. AT&T completed its acquisition of
MediaOne on June 15.
The consolidated company makes AT&T Broadband the nation's leader in
broadband services and a key participant in the powerful California business
community. The move unites AT&T Broadband systems across the country under
one name representing AT&T's effort to provide consumers greater choice and value
in its service areas.
New Name
In support of its new name, AT&T advertising will be experienced on radio and
on -air television spots plus various newspaper and TV listing guide print ads as well
as direct mail pieces to nearly 900,000 homes. AT&T Broadband hopes to clearly
establish its new value to customers and the communities it serves.
-more-
Page 2 of 3 AT&T Broadband Launches its Brand to MediaOne Customers
During the next several weeks, the AT&T brand name will begin to appear in all
aspects of company business from building signage to service trucks, and employee
uniforms to advertising. Effective today, customers calling former MediaOne offices
will be greeted by representatives answering "AT&T Broadband, formerly MediaOne."
New Services
Under new leadership at system and regional levels headed by Teresa Elder,
President, Broadband West, customers will be offered a wide array of exciting new
broadband products. AT&T Road Runner service, offering access to the Internet up
to 50 times faster than a standard 28.8 modem connection on a telephone wire, is
now available in Stockton, Manteca and parts of San Joaquin County and is will soon
be introduced in Lodi. AT&T Digital Cable, the new digital cable television service
that enhances the home entertainment experience by offering an additional 152
channels of improved picture and sound quality, including a full range of Spanish-
language programming will also be available in the near future.
Customers will be introduced to the AT&T brand names of service packages
as well, including AT&T Cable (formerly MediaOne NexTV), AT&T Digital Cable
(formerly MediaOne Digital NexTV), AT&T Digital Phone (formerly MediaOne Digital
Telephone Services) and AT&T Road Runner (formerly known as MediaOne Road
Runner).
New Communitv Programs
In addition to the local name change, AT&T Broadband plans to invest
significantly in the existing MediaOne Cable in the Classroom program. This program
involves making a high-speed Internet connection available to every school in its
service areas as well as free guides and curricula to accompany the free video cable
connection allowing access to hundreds of hours of commercially free educational
programming. More programs will also be made available in some communities and
information on these can be found at the AT&T Web page, www.att.com/community.
-more-
Page 3 of 3 AT&T Broadband Launches its Brand to MediaOne Customers
"I'm personally very excited about this transition," said AT&T Broadband President
Teresa Elder•. "Now all of our customers will become Broadband consumers with
access to cutting-edge technology backed by AT&T's long-standing tradition of
quality, innovation and value. AT&T is responsible for inventing many of the key
technologies that have created the whole telecommunications industry. Furthermore,
we are fully committed to providing a truly world-class service that will result in total
customer satisfaction."
The majority of network upgrades are expected to be complete by the end of
2001.
About AT&T Broadband
AT&T Broadband, a business unit of AT&T, is the nation's largest broadband
services company, providing analog and digital television entertainment services to
about 16 million customers across the nation. The company also provides advanced
services, such as high-speed cable Internet services and competitive local phone
service. AT&T Corp. (NYSE:T) is the world's leader in telecommunications services -
and technology.
California Fact Sheet
August 2000
Introduction
AT&T Broadband, a business unit
of AT&T (NYSE:T), is the world's
largest provider of broadband
services, providing advanced
communication services to
approximately 28 million homes and
more than 16 million customers in the
U.S.
In California, the company's state-
of-the-art, broadband network passes
by more than 4.7 million homes,
bringing advanced communications
products and services to customers
in San Francisco, LA, Sacramento,
Fresno and Visalia.
AT&T Broadband currently serves
more than 2.6 million cable customers
in California and also provides digital
video services, telephony and high
speed cable Internet access in select
market areas.
AT&T/MediaOne Merger
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San Francisco
AT&T Broadband
Los Angeles
Orange
Riverside
Sacramento
Stockton
Fresno
Visalia
AT&T completed its merger with MediaOne June 15, 2000. In August, the companies
completed the consolidation of broadband markets under the AT&T brand. This move unites
AT&T Broadband systems across the state while providing consumers greater choice and value.
This transition will be good for competition. AT&T brings with it a long-standing tradition of
innovation, leadership, quality and value. The company has staked its future on becoming the
leader in new products, customer care and service.
California Fact Sheet
Broadband Network Upgrade
By the end of 2000, AT&T Broadband expects to have more than 75% of its network
upgraded to >550 MHz, two-way plant. Networks in all of the company's major markets will
consist of self -healing rings — to offer customers the quality and reliability they've come to expect
from AT&T.
This state-of-the-art network will provide a full range of products enabled by Broadband
technology, including analog and digital video, high-speed cable Internet access, digital
telephone services, and other innovative offerings currently under development.
Brand Transition
Beginning August 23`d, customers in former MediaOne markets will be introduced to AT&T Cable
and AT&T Digital Cable (formerly MediaOne NexTV and MediaOne Digital NexTV), AT&T Road
Runner (formerly MediaOne Road Runner) and AT&T Digital Phone (formerly MediaOne Digital
Telephone Services). Although product names and packaging will change, customers in former
MediaOne systems should not expect significant changes to their products or bills as a direct result
of the transition.
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Economic Impact of AT&T
AT&T Broadband is one of four domestic operating units owned by AT&T. While AT&T
Broadband is part of the AT&T -branded "family" of companies, its operations are separate from
those of AT&T Business Services, AT&T Consumer Services and AT&T Wireless Services.
AT&T Corp. is the world's leader in "any distance" telecommunications services and
technology, and a major contributor to the state's economy.
For more information contact:
Gisselle Acevedo -Franco
Director, Corporate Communications
550 N. Continental Blvd., Suite 250
EI Segundo, CA 90245
Phone: 310-563-5884
E-mail: gacevedofranco@broadband.att.com
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Fact Sheet
June, 2000
Introduction
AT&T Broadband is a leader in New Media providing advanced communications services to
approximately 28 million homes and more than 16 million customers. With the March, 1999
acquisition of TO, the June, 2000 acquisition of MediaOne Group Inc., and related transactions,
AT&T Broadband is now the largest broadband/cable company in the world.
Major AT&T Broadband Markets
> 250,000 subscribers. Information as of 6/30/00
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Key Operating Metrics
Proforma for the merger with MediaOne
2Q 2000
2Q YOY%
Digital Cable Customers ............
................ 2,239,000 .............69.2%
Broadband Telephone Customers ............
. .........224,000 ............748.2%
High Speed Data Customers ..............
. . . .........689,000 ............198.3%
New Services RGUs ...............................3,152,000
.............99.4%
(Revenue -Generating Units / Digital Video + Telephone + HSD)
Total Video Revenue Per Basic Sub . . .......
. ............$45.67 .. , . . .
, ..... , .7.7%
lotal Broadband Revenue Per Basic Sub
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....... I 0.3%
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AT&T at a Glance
AT&T
Broadband
Dan Somers
President & CEO
Cable Operations
• analog video
• digital video
High -Speed Internet Access
HFC/IP Telephony
Interactive Video
AT&T Digital Media
Centers
AT&T
(NYSE: T)
Michael Armstrong, Chairman & CEO
AT&T
Business Services
Richard R. Roscitt
President
Telephone Services
• local
• long distance
Data and Internet Services
Transport
AT&T Solutions
Networking Services
(AGNS)
AT&T
Consumer Services
Robert Aquilina
Howard McNally
Presidents
Telephone Services
• local
• long distance
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John Zeglis
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