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Government Exhibit P0935

From: Chimene Stewart [Chimene.Stewart@oracle.com]
Sent: Tuesday. February 03, 2004 19:54
To: Peter Rae
Cc: llllman,Karen; Prestipino, Frank
Subject Re: Policy on market definition

Peter,

I'm forwarding your message to Frank Prestipino, who is in charge of mid-market marketing and has been closely involved with legal on determining what we can -- and can't -- say about midmarket.

Frank, can you please clarify a definition for Peter? He's our apps PR lead for EMEA.

Thanks,

CS

Peter Rae wrote:

> Hi, Chimene. It was great to work with you and your team in San Diego. My plane had barely touched down in cold old England when I read of your promotion, on which many congratulations.
>
> I don't know if this issue still falls into your domain, but you may recall that external legal counsel had wanted us to refrain from giving any definition of the midmarket in our draft news release for AppsWorld, which I subsequently canned. People here with mid-market responsibilities are asking me for guidance on what they can say about the mid-market now. We used to define it as companies with between 10 and 500 employees or with turnover between Î5 million and Î250 million.
>
> Is there a form of words we are authorised to use, pending the DoJ ruling?
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter

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Chimene Stewart
Senior Director, Applications PR
Oracle Corporation
(650) 607-5284
(510) 501-5755 (cell)

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