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CTIA 2006, Las Vegas
Created: 10/30/2007
Video description: Sky Dayton, Helio CEO and co-founder of EarthLink, says his company's mobile service is for those who want to take their friends everywhere. He spoke with CNET News.com's Maggie Reardon.\r\n

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