91.   They could own television stations, cable operators and regional phone companies in addition to film studios.

92.   This is the time bomb that BellSouth and the other regional phone companies are looking at.

93.   This unique situation in the U.S. is the result of a landmark agreement between the regional phone company and state regulators.

94.   Under new telecommunications law, the seven Baby Bell regional phone companies will have to let competitors connect to their networks.

95.   Unlike many other states, Connecticut has been able to adopt this approach because SNET is not subject to federal guidelines that apply to many other regional phone companies.

96.   Why do regional phone companies want to go Hollywood, making deals for video programming service?

97.   With regional phone companies retaining near-monopolies, the logic of globalism has not yet reached the bottom line.

98.   As regional phone companies rush to bundle communication services into one-stop-shopping packages, BellSouth Corp. is adding satellite television to its offerings.

99.   BellSouth will become the first regional phone company to compete with the satellite services such as the DISH Network and DirecTV.

100.   BellSouth would become the first regional phone company to compete with the satellite services such as the DISH Network and DirecTV, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported today.