(not for the first time, but this time it's probably final -- I *know*
Dennis Hayes -- well, I *knew* him -- he was married to one of my best
friends from college)
What does this say about the long-term viability of 'the modem'? Or is
this just a commentary on Dennis and his management style?
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/technology/zdnet/story.html?s=n/zdn
n/technology/19981009/19981009402
Friday October 9 1:59 PM ET
Modem maker Hayes Corp. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, saying it
will continue to operate while it looks
for additional funding.
The Norcross, Georgia company had announced a restructuring in August,
amid losses of $14.2 million. At the
time, the company said it planned to put its Norcross facility up for
sale and focus on cable modems and other
high-speed devices.
Kathy
> Kathy E. Gill
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> 425.568.0195
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