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To: Larry Kagan who wrote (9203)6/7/1999 12:25:00 PM
From: ENOTS  Respond to of 21142
 
Road Runner and ChannelSEEK Establish Streaming Media Content
Alliance

INDIANAPOLIS, Jun 7, 1999 (BUSINESS WIRE via COMTEX) -- ChannelSEEK Provides
Access to Streaming Media Internet Content Via

Road Runner's 'Entertainment Channel;' ChannelSEEK Makes It Easy for Road Runner's
Subscribers to Access Streaming Media

Entertainment, News, Music, Online Movies and Other Streaming Content ChannelSEEK
announced today a new content partnership with Road Runner, the leading high speed
on-line Internet service in the United States.

ChannelSEEK (http://ChannelSEEK.com) is the Internet's first website exclusive to Internet
streaming media and will provide Road Runner customers with easy access to the best
streaming content on the web.

The ChannelSEEK/Road Runner partnership provides Road Runner users with a customized
broadband version of the ChannelSEEK site, accessed through the service's "Entertainment
Channel." "ChannelSEEK provides a new and unique window to the web," said Rebecca
Paoletti, director of Programming at Road Runner. "This partnership offers a dynamic
exploration experience for Road Runner subscribers."

ChannelSEEK is unique in offering webcasters and viewers an open, non-player/content
specific streaming media site. As a result, ChannelSEEK offers the broadest spectrum of
streaming media content on the Web. ChannelSEEK's webcasting partners include The Auto
Channel, CNN Interactive, the House of Blues, Pseudo, RollingStone.com, TV on the Web,
and hundreds of otherwebcasters.

ChannelSEEK offers services to simplify the viewer's experience such as automatic time
correction and ChannelSEEK's free "Remind Me" service available through
ChannelSEEK.com and affiliated sites. Visitors browsing through upcoming webcasts can
click on a "Remind Me" link, select when they want to be reminded, and receive a
customized e-mail reminder prior to the event.

Tom Britt, ChannelSEEK's president states, "ChannelSEEK is serving the interests of the
streaming media consumer. Our goal is to have the largest, open-model collection of
webcasts on the Internet, delivering content to consumers how and when they want it. Road
Runner subscribers will now be able to enjoy the latest and greatest technology the web has
to offer through our streaming media guide."

Road Runner (http://www.rr.com) is a high-speed, online service delivered to users via the
cable television infrastructure. Road Runner integrates national and local programming
including news, entertainment, and multimedia programming with the latest communication
tools and personalized services such as mail and personal home pages for their subscribers.



To: Larry Kagan who wrote (9203)6/7/1999 12:46:00 PM
From: Sam  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 21142
 
I'll thank you profusely but in reverse. I was in CCUR for some time, then using the hand grenade theory I widened the information circle to SFA/GIC. At SFA's board you were instrumental in my going with SFA. For that I thank you profusely!