BellSouth sees overall data revenue increasing 30 percent in 2001. "Through expanded deployment strategies and highly successful self-installs, we believe that our 2001 projection is very achievable," said Duane Ackerman, chairman and CEO. Although BellSouth did not change its overall target of $5.5 billion to $6 billion in capital spending for 2001, the company sees the increased DSL investment costing an additional 7 cents per share next year. Latin American wireless customers should rise 30 percent to 2 million next year, BellSouth said. Entering the Colombian market will cost about 6 cents per share in 2001, the company said. Thursday's announcement came late in the regular trading session. Shares of BellSouth fell 0.375 to 49.25 in regular trading, amid a broad market decline.