Mr. James Mazur
Regional Vice President, AT&T
4 Parkway Center South
Pittsburgh, PA 15220

Dear Mr. Mazur,

The Pittsburgh I-Net after speaking with Mr. Richard Emenecker recognizes certain concerns AT&T has regarding the Working Group's request for a meeting.

1) AT&T has agreed with the City of Pittsburgh not to share any details of the ongoing cable negotiations.

A) The Pittsburgh I-Net Working Group agrees to seek a letter from the Deputy Mayor Tom Cox stating that the City of Pittsburgh would release AT&T from any harm if they held the meeting.

B) We will not ask questions pertaining to the details of the ongoing negotiations. Details such as number of nodes, strains of fiber, and hardware configuration.

The Pittsburgh I-Net Working Group envisions a positive meeting which will give us the opportunity to discuss broad goals and visions for the creation of a high speed telecommunication network second to none in the United States. The Working Group wants to understand how AT&T sees itself as a corporate leader concerned with how the children of Pittsburgh, especially low income and minority children, are not left behind in the technology age.

2) AT&T requires no media be present.

A) The Working Group agrees no media will be present and we will take the leadership blocking any media involvement in the meeting.

3) AT&T is concerned with the number of participants.

A) Our hope is to have a real upbeat meeting where AT&T can meet a diverse group of leadership that wants to partner with AT&T.

Once Deputy Mayor Tom Cox sends you his letter indicating that the City's ok with you having a meeting with the I-Net Working Group I will call your office. Hopefully, at that time we can move forward with arranging the meeting.

Thanks for your time and effort and we look forward to meeting with you.creation of an I-Net infrastructure that will allow low-income and minority children the chance to compete for high-tech jobs of the future.

Sincerely,

Richard R. Flanagan

Youth Development Director

cc: C. Michael Armstrong, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of AT&T,

AT&T Board of Directors, Mayor Tom Murphy, e-mailed I-Net Working Group & posted on website