Atheist,
Nice to see your back. I am also looking to increase my position at this point. A good friend of mine, who also has a nice position in ACTV, received this unsolicited e-mail. It raises many questions in my mind. I will let all of you who read this ask the questions.
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Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1999 20:27:24 EST
To: ptdamail@erols.com
Subject: actv
Crazy thing. You know how different firms will download stock information in order to get you interested. I got one from jgray@bridgeNYC.com(jeni gray). We know who that is. I'll try and send it to you if not I'll fax it to you on Monday. Let me know if you get it.
Subject: ACTV - Research Report On Internet/Digital Cable TV Company
Date: 1/15/99 4:30:10 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: jgray@bridgenyc.com (Jeni Gray)
For our full research report please visit our website at www.BridgeNYC.com
ACTV (NASDAQ: IATV) is uniquely positioned to capitalize on
opportunities arising from the convergence of the Internet and digital cable TV - the broadband cable infrastructure.
We believe there are several reasons to look at the stock at this time:
* TCI is expected to launch the roll-out of ACTV's Individualized
Television technology by June, 1999. TCI, together with Fox Sports Networks, Liberty Media, General Instrument and Sun Microsystems, are all corporate partners with ACTV.
* ACTV has developed and is successfully marketing an Internet
educational product, eSchool Online (tm), to the K-12 education market.
* Smart money coming in: Liberty Media bought 10% of ACTV in
September, 1998, and has an option to invest another $5 million.
General Instruments, the leading provider of digital cable boxes, is an equity owner. And Tudor Investments bought 1.6 million shares in the market during the fourth quarter of 1998.
* ACTV has a very strong intellectual property portfolio,
particularly in the area of streaming video and internet information.
Liberty Media stated publicly that this was one of the reasons they
invested in ACTV.
For more information please email us at Info@BridgeNYC.com.
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