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To: Jules Burke who wrote (5971)	6/20/1999 7:27:00 AM
From: Mikee Hughes	Respond to of 18366

Just a note of thanx to JimC and Gary for some interesting Sun. morning reading.

To: Jules Burke who wrote (5971)	6/20/1999 3:14:00 PM
From: JimC1997	Respond to of 18366

Thanks Jules, I had not seen all of the links that you posted. Good research! I humbly stand corrected on the use of compression for digital radio. It is amazing to think of all of the possible business ventures that e.Digital could someday be involved in. Some of the speculation (especially on Raging Bull) is pretty far-fetched, but realization of even some of these opportunities could continue to drive this stock to staggering levels, given where it was four months ago. Kerry, I agree that the key to being covered by CNBC is the established industry giant sponsorship that Sony and/or Phillips (I personally think Phillips is pretty likely as one of the chosen consumer brands) would give e.Digital. That was what led to XYBR being mentioned. What makes it more likely that CNBC could mention EDIG is the prior, established relationships with IBM, Lucent and Intel. It would lessen their anxiety about giving fuel to the stock price of a "one week wonder." They have received criticism for causing big price jumps in companies with no real substance in the past and have tightened their standards as a result. e.Digital has the critical mass of established connections which should convince them that it is not a vaporous company. Good luck to all.