The debentures have been converted to common. From the company's 5/17/99 10-Q for the same quarter; say's now 38 million shares O/S instead of 20 million per market guide 6/4/99. If the book value was $1.33 w/20 million O/S; it should now be approximately $.68 w/38 million O/S.
Also note the $9.5 million in revenue for the quarter.This of course still does not take into account the growth potential of the AOL deal. I was buying today.
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