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To: Granby who wrote (9291)	6/8/1999 3:07:00 PM
From: stephen allen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 21142

TM-TM what should I do now my stock is down 1/8. Surly you are about to tell us the sky is falling.

To: Granby who wrote (9291)	7/8/1999 7:39:00 AM
From: Nimbus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21142

DemandVideo chooses nCUBE: For those interested. DemandVideo Forms Key Alliance with nCUBE Mountain View, Calif. June 10, 1999 -- DemandVideo today announced nCUBE as the server for its video on demand (VOD) services. Under the terms of the agreement, DemandVideo and nCUBE will combine their technical expertise to provide reliable, high-throughput digital video to new network operators nationwide. We researched several server vendors and were impressed with the highly scalable nCUBE platform which utilizes the Oracle Video Server (OVS) system software," said Bruce Campbell, President and CEO of DemandVideo. "Integrating DemandVideo's comprehensive VOD solution with nCUBE's scalable parallel processing technology creates a compelling and very competitive service offering." DemandVideo's 24-hour, 7-day interactive video store offers prompt access to a large selection of in-home video titles through a remote navigator with VCR-like functions -- pause, play, fast forward, and rewind. DemandVideo will customize content as well as back office and billing solutions for new network operators. nCUBE's all digital servers deliver up to 20,000 simultaneous and independent MPEG video streams in a single footprint. The OVS software enables customers to store, manage and deliver full-motion, full-screen video and high fidelity audio to PCs, network computers, workstations and set-top boxes over a variety of networks. We appreciate this green field opportunity to work with DemandVideo to deliver their interactive VOD application over two-way broadband networks. DemandVideo and nCUBE's alliance is critical for launching interactive multimedia into the mainstream," said Mike Pohl President of nCUBE. About DemandVideo DemandVideo is a privately held company with corporate headquarters in Mountain View, CA. It was created in September 1998 to provide turn-key VOD services for broadband network operators. For more information, call (650) 691-7822 or visit www.demandvideo.com. About nCUBE nCUBE, the world's foremost provider of broadcast-quality VOD delivery solutions, was founded in 1983. A privately held company with corporate headquarters in Foster City, CA, and engineering/manufacturing facilities in Beaverton, OR, nCUBE servers lead the industry in performance, scalability, and cost effectiveness. For more information, call (800) 654-2823 or visit www.ncube.com. Note to Editors: nCUBE is a registered trademark. Oracle Video Server is a trademark of Oracle Corporation.

To: Granby who wrote (9291)	7/8/1999 7:41:00 AM
From: Nimbus	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21142

More .... DemandVideo Works with Oracle to Offer Video on Demand Mountain View, Calif. June 28, 1999 -- DemandVideo, the leading supplier of video on demand (VOD) to alternative broadband telecommunication service providers, today announced it is working with Oracle Corp. (NASDAQ:ORCL) to integrate the Oracle Video Server software solution with DemandVideo's platform. This alliance is expected to enable video on demand customers to achieve the full revenue generating benefits of DemandVideo's 24-hour, 7 day a week, interactive video rental service and experience true video on demand with full VCR functionality, which is enabled by Oracle Video Server. The alliance proves to be instrumental in the convergence of entertainment, business applications and interactive technology. "We have evaluated other vendors' video server applications and found the long-term experience of Oracle Video Server to be the most stable and robust operating system on the market. This alliance is an opportunity to demonstrate the strength of DemandVideo using a proven server application. Oracle offers superior, yet practical solutions that leverage the emergence of VOD technology," said Bruce Campbell, President and CEO, DemandVideo. Oracle Video Server is an end-to-end software that stores, manages and delivers full-motion, full screen video and high fidelity audio to PCs, network computers, workstations and set-top boxes over a variety of networks. "We, with DemandVideo, plan to create a rich interactive experience that will propel VOD into the next millennium," said Mark Porter, vice president of Oracle's Interactive Television Division. "Oracle's strength in video server and database software systems, and years of experience in the VOD and iTV market, can help launch DemandVideo's entertainment service into the growing alternative broadband telecommunication service providers marketplace." DemandVideo's interactive video store offers immediate access to a large selection of in-home video titles with complete VCR-like functions: pause, play, fast forward, and rewind. DemandVideo service features include content aggregation, management and exhibition; seamless technology integration; a full-service VOD navigation system and 24 x 7 operation and maintenance. About DemandVideo DemandVideo is a privately held company with corporate headquarters in Mountain View, CA. It was established in September 1998 to provide turnkey VOD services for broadband network operators. For more information, please call (650) 691-7822 or visit www.demandvideo.com.