Ooooh, Allllbert! I got a little reading for you to do:
"Ask Jeeves for Kids Selected as Exclusive Question and Answering Service for Internet Safari©, Heartsoft's New Secure Internet Browser for Children
TULSA, Okla., --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 18, 2000-Heartsoft, Inc. (OTC BB: HTSF) and Ask Jeeves (Nasdaq: ASKJ) today announced a co-branding agreement to incorporate the children's natural language question answering service, Ask Jeeves for Kids, with Heartsoft's newly announced
secure Internet browser for children, Internet Safari©.
The combination of Ask Jeeves for Kids with the vibrant jungle-theme interface for the multi-security leveled browser, Internet Safari©, promotes educational, entertaining, and constructive Internet usage by
children. Now young explorers will be challenged to develop their critical thinking skills while experiencing the wonders of the Internet and participating in diverse activities such as learning new vocabulary words and finding out about educational TV programs.
Ask Jeeves for Kids at AJKids.com offers children, students, and families, answers to frequently asked questions on all kinds of topics from baseball to earthquakes. When a user enters a question, Ask Jeeves for Kids parses the question for word meaning and grammar and displays a selection of relevant dialogue questions. Once the user confirms an interest in a particular question, Jeeves directs the user to a Web site containing the
answer. Ask Jeeves for Kids provides educational and entertaining content in a safe and easy-to-use resource.
"We are honored to introduce Ask Jeeves for Kids as the first of a growing list of partners working with Heartsoft to make Internet Safari an absolute thrill for children to use," said Benjamin Shell, Heartsoft Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We are looking forward to working
with Ask Jeeves through our co-branding agreement to make the Internet a safer place for all of our children. They are a great company, with great people, and a superb product!"
OK, Albert, since you are such an excellent student of the stock market: What would consider the effect of this announcement to be on the stock on Tuesday, and at what point will you sell all the shares you picked up $1.25 over the summer....oh, that's right....you changed your mind and decided HTSF was only worth $1 shares. OK, well, if you got your shares for $1 a piece, then you must be very, very happy right now.
Have a LOVELY weekend, Albert!
Your friend in HTSF for two years now--
Rick |
