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To: Bella who wrote (12264)	7/12/1999 5:01:00 PM
From: Thomas J. Smith	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52051

ROBV is on it's way to a breakout,,,I understand a NEW product might be at SEMICON WEST on Wed. Reason for volume???? Reason for the new 52 week high tomorrow????

To: Bella who wrote (12264)	7/12/1999 5:50:00 PM
From: TWICK	Respond to of 52051

I like. Will have to check it out further. P.S. for all... Check out the latest issue of Red Herring if you want to know all you want about the "Wireless Internet" world. redherring.com WIRED magazine's top story is on MP3 this month. Again, if you want to know everyting about MP3 and it's future, go check it out. I highly recommend it, especially if you're a RNWK investor. 4 other magazines I feel are a "must have" are: Upside upside.com Silicon Alley siliconalley.com The Industry Standard thestandard.com Inter@ctive interactive-week.com Also spend time browsing Forbes, Fortune and Businessweek. Spot the technology and sector trends, the start-ups, the CEO profiles like this one on Softbank's Masayoshi Son forbes.com and what he's up to now. Could be a new sector trend: redherring.com Keep an eye on AsiaInfo Services' founder Tian Suning forbes.com and Paul Allen at paulallen.com The US Net Bubble may be out of air for now, but Asia's bubble is just starting. Key stocks to watch in my opinion are: WGAT, MYWB, ZSUN, etc. Why WGAT ? Simple --> biz.yahoo.com biz.yahoo.com and... (Spot the trend. What will @Home, and Road Runner have to do compete against this) Scientific-Atlanta and Charter to Provide WorldGate Internet TV Over Cable to Subscribers This Summer Via Software Downloads to 8600x Advanced Analog Set-Tops ''Cable subscribers will be able to harness the power of the set-tops provided by their cable operator to bring Internet and e-mail services home at a fraction of the cost of other competitive services,'' said Ken Klaer, general manager of Scientific-Atlanta's Advanced Subscriber Networks group. ''Charter will be able to download the popular WorldGate service directly to its customers using already-deployed 8600x set-tops, without the burden of expensive and intrusive home visits for installation. Best of all, subscribers will now be able to enjoy Web browsing over the television set without having to buy a special proprietary box.'' biz.yahoo.com Twick