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Technology Stocks : Alloy Online, Inc. (ALOY)

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To: Bob Larsen who wrote (143)3/23/2000 11:44:00 AM
From: Toni Wheeler  Read Replies (1) of 147
 
NOISE....we NEED noise! This company is screamin' for attention; look at the low volume.

FYI for any lurkers who are interested:

3/21

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ON24 Video Investor Alert: Analyst Focus: Alloy Online, Inc.

--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
ON24 Stock Analyst Trevor A. Jackson Jr. talks about Alloy Online and why he thinks the teen segment online, and especially Alloy, will see tremendous growth in 2000.
For the complete streaming video story, users should access on24.com.
Ticker: (Nasdaq: ALOY)
Company: Alloy Online
To personalize your free audio/video investor alerts, visit on24.com.
To view other online streaming audio and video investor releases, visit on24.com.

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3/20

siliconinvestor.com

Kodak and Alloy Develop Unique Relationship To Reach Teens Online

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 20, 2000--Eastman Kodak Company is partnering with Alloy Online (NASDAQ: ALOY) to create a series of unique promotions targeting the teen market. The first initiative will be a promotion featuring Kodak's new accessory line designed for teens by teens. As part of Kodak's ongoing efforts towards marketing to teens online, the company will use Alloy's convergent media model of its Web site (www.alloy.com), online e-zine and catalog to reach the 70 million teens in Generation Y.
"This is a great opportunity for Alloy, teens and Kodak," commented Matt Diamond, co-founder and CEO of Alloy Online. "We are thrilled that a globally recognized brand such as Kodak has partnered with us on this grass roots marketing effort to provide unique and fun products that are relevant to teens."

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Alloy Online and Penguin Putnam Form AlloyBooks, a New Teen Imprint; Partnership Combines the Strengths of New and Traditional Media in Long-Term Book and Web Program

NEW YORK, Feb 28, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Alloy Online Inc., (NASDAQ: ALOY), a
leading Internet destination for the 56 million teens in Generation Y, today
announced the creation of AlloyBooks, a partnership with Penguin Putnam Books
for Young Readers to publish a teen book imprint inspired by the most popular
areas of Alloy.com (www.alloy.com). The initial plan is to publish twelve books
focusing on relevant teen issues and interests differentiated from typical young
adult books by cutting edge editorial and design. The imprint will be
aggressively and creatively marketed through both Penguin and Alloy's channels.
The relationship was initiated and negotiated by Alloy's recently acquired
division, 17th Street Productions, a leading producer and developer of media
properties for teens....

...Much of the books' contents will be drawn from the thousands of daily
submissions from teens to Alloy's Web site. Celebrity contributions and the
works of well-known artists, musicians, authors and poets will be a hallmark of
the program. For example, one of the launch titles, Slam, a poetry compilation,
features original submissions by teens along with the poems of Sylvia Plath, T.
S. Eliot, Walt Whitman, Maya Angelou, Saul Williams and Beau Sia, and an
introduction by Tori Amos. Amos will be joined by other high-profile recording
artists such as Missy Elliott, Jewel and Mary J. Blige, offering teens personal
words of wisdom on the importance of self-expression and individuality.

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3/17

america-invest.com

ZDII Interactive?s Larry Dignan believes Alloy Online (ALOY) is well on its way, having ?creamed Wall Street estimates in its fourth quarter?, topping EPS estimates by 2 cents with revenues of $11.2 million. Alloy Online is an Internet destination that provides community, content and commerce to Generation Y, the 56 million boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 24. ?Alloy, like many of the upcoming IPOs, is focused on the biggest group of people since the Baby Boomers and this group has lots of money to spend,? says Dignan. ?According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 15- to 24-year-olds have disposable income of $302.4 billion.?

Robertson Stevenson analyst reiterates BUY rating:

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