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To: Walter Morton who wrote (5511)	6/10/1999 1:01:00 PM
From: Kerry Sakolsky	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 18366

Walter, Here is a word for word transcript of the section dealing with EDIG. By: AlphaWolf Reply To: None Thursday, 10 Jun 1999 at 12:47 PM EDT Post # of 31288 Interview Transcript......... I typed it word for word as they talk about the e.digital statement as follows......... "Uh David question for ya, I recently accessed and article that was in one of the major dailies here in New York about a company, well first of all Sony had been trying to come up for, a couple of years now for a solution for a player that would, would give the originator of the content that you are trying to download a royalty payment or there would be a security device that would allow some degree of commerce to be transacted between the person who is trying to get the music and the content originator or some other middle third party who is enabling a content originator to be paid in the same way that they are when you get content off the radio or television or the movies or what have you. They work with a company I believe called e.digital I'm not sure if this is far enough along that they actually have a prototype or they're even close to a product on the market I believe it did say they were close but the security issues here I'm sure are big in your mind in terms of how this thing is going to play out the Internet the regulation of the internet in general is going to get increasingly more in on the hardware side with regard to the player.............." It doesn't sound like Digital-On Demand. Kerry

To: Walter Morton who wrote (5511)	6/11/1999 9:02:00 AM
From: Walter Morton	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 18366

Well Jordan Ness of WSI sent me another email message. In it he stated that it is possible that he made a mistake by mentioning e.Digital instead of Digital-On-Demand. Then he got up on the EDIG high horse. It was not worthy of this thread, but RagingBull would be proud to have it on their board. He pretty much said so what if I did make a mistake and then the went on the claim that EDIG's technology could do things that I have never seen printed anywhere. Either he is an EDIG hypster OR he still does not have a clue about the difference between Digital-On-Demand and e.Digital. I refuse to put that misinformation on this thread and help certain people on this thread to spend the rest of the morning posting misinformation about this misinformation. Maybe he will send the same email to somebody on RagingBull and Kerry will post it here, but I hope not.