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Technology Stocks : InfoSpace (INSP): Where GNET went!

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To: WallStreetTips who wrote (6150)	5/25/1999 9:19:00 AM
From: Adam S	of 28311

I'm posting your post again, only because I almost missed it and think others may have also. (I often skip your posts since they typically tell about your trades of the day.) Broadband potential Allen's investments in broadband technology are also of interest to Datek, Nicoll said. "The broadband aspect to this is very intriguing," Marks said. Allen's cable assets are linked into "a huge swath of households ... If cable winds up winning, (Allen's) got the chance to deliver Datek a pretty significant portion of U.S. households." Vulcan Ventures has a controlling stake in go2net (GNET: news, msgs), which operates the popular Silicon Investor chat site. The fund has also spent $9 billion on Marcus Cable, Charter Communications and portions of InterMedia. "Silicon Investor, together with Datek, could create a pretty powerful financial portal, and then you add all the broadband potential." said Lallos cbs.marketwatch.com

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