AT&T answers rivals with new pricing plans

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AT and T Corp has unveiled two pricing programs for its long-distance phone service and for families using multiple cellular phones in an effort to win back customers. The AT&T One Rate 7 Cents plan involves a charge of 7 cents per minute for long-distance calls made any time, in addition to payment of up to $5.95 every month. Meanwhile, The Family Plan includes up to five wireless phones and one home phone, which are all allowed to call each other at any time without charge.

Cellular Mobile Radio Services, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Commodity & service prices, Cellular telephone services, AT&T Corp.

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Software to boost RealPlayer: portal/browser combo ahead

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RealNetworks is launching RealPlayer 7 and a new content service on Nov 8, 1999. The new software product gives users portal and browser ability for managing streaming Internet video. The offering also includes Take 5, which presents a multimedia preview, and the Real.com Network. RealPlayer's function as an audio and video browser puts RealNetworks in direct competition with Yahoo! Inc's Broadcast.com.

Product introduction, Internet software, RealNetworks Inc.

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