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To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (14632)8/26/1999 2:09:00 PM
From: LANCE B  Respond to of 108040
 
JNNE- VOLUME COMING IN ON ANTICIPATION OF
A MORE APPEALING NAME?????
the major contracts ...nothing..this volume comes in.. (COMTEX) B: Jones Naughton Entertainment Announces Plans for Corporat
B: Jones Naughton Entertainment Announces Plans for Corporate Name Change

LOS ANGELES, Aug 26, 1999 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- JonesNaughton
Entertainment, Inc. (OTC BB: JNNE), today announced the agenda for the
Company's upcoming shareholder meeting scheduled for September 8th,
1999.

Jones Naughton's shareholders will convene for the purpose of approving
changing the Company's name to Go Online Networks Corporation and
re-incorporating the Company as a Delaware corporation. This special
meeting will take place Wednesday, September 8th, 1999, at 1:00 p.m.,
Pacific Standard Time. The meeting will be held at the Embassy Suites
Hotel located at 1325 E. Dyer Road, Santa Ana, California 92705.

Notice of the meeting, and a proxy, have been sent to over 11,000
shareholders of record as of the close of business on August 12, 1999.
All eligible shareholders unable to attend are encouraged to complete
and return their proxy, or they can vote directly via the Internet.

Jones Naughton Entertainment is working to complete their SEC filings
for the purpose of becoming a reporting company, and will make its
filing immediately following the shareholders' meeting.



Company Profile Update

Following the announcement of the proxy count, members of Jones
Naughton's management will briefly present components of the Company's
business plan, as well as summary overviews of the Company's three
business divisions:

- The GoOn-line Kiosk Division - The ShopGoOnline.com e-commerce
Division

(http://www.ShopGoOnline.com ) - The Auctionomics Division
Additionally, representatives from several of Jones Naughton's business
partners, including Nicom Telemanagement, P.D.Q. Inc., Icom Networks
and Info Touch Technologies, will be present to answer shareholders'
questions relating to each company's relationship with Jones Naughton
Entertainment.



Kiosk Update

James Cannon, Director of the GoOn-line Kiosk Division, announced the
signing of three new hoteliers in Hawaii. GoOn-line's Internet Kiosk
Division has now signed more than 135 contracts for its Internet
service in hotels and motels, with service available in 31 states by
October.



Advertising Retraction

Joseph Naughton, Chairman of Jones Naughton Entertainment, expressed
his apologies to investors and shareholders of the Company for the
delay in executing a national newspaper campaign scheduled for
Wednesday, August 25th. "Our Company, with my approval, issued a press
release stating that, as part of a coordinated advertising campaign to
support our ShopGoOnline.com's business expansion, it would run
newspaper advertisements in eight major media markets yesterday. Due to
an unfortunate clerical error by a representative of our outside
advertising bureau, these ads were not placed for distribution as our
Company had planned.

"We apologize for this error and have taken the necessary steps to
ensure this does not happen again," said Mr. Naughton. "This short
delay will not, in any way, deter us from implementing the marketing
strategies necessary to grow this core business."



About Jones Naughton Entertainment, Inc.

Jones Naughton Entertainment, Inc. is an information technology
concern focused on combining traditional marketing methods with the
latest advancements in Internet technology. Through its GoOn-line
Division, Jones Naughton provides interactive Internet, advertising and
media buying services to a growing number of clients across the
country.

GoOn-line has also begun installing Internet kiosks in various hotels
and is aggressively pursuing kiosk agreements with a number of national
hotel chains.

Jones Naughton's subsidiary, GoOn-line.com (a Chico, California- based
Internet company specializing in the production of streaming video
infomercials over the Internet), offers Internet products and services
to consumers via e-commerce solutions available on the World Wide Web.
GoOn-line.com has just launched ShopGoOnline.com, a virtual shopping
mall Web site featuring a wide variety of products, some of which have
traditionally only been available frominfomercial companies advertising
on broadcast television.

Jones Naughton's growing list of Internet service and e-commerce
suppliers and partners includes: Icom Networks, Inc.; Nicom
Telemanagement, Inc.; DoubleClick, Inc. (Nasdaq: DCLK); Guthy-Renker,
Inc.; RealNetworks, Inc. (Nasdaq: RNWK); LinkShare Corporation; PDQ
Internet Services, Inc.; Website Results, LLC; and Info Touch
Technologies.

This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant to
the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Act of
1995. Expression of future goals and similar expressions reflecting
something other than historical fact involve risks and uncertainties.
The actual results the company achieves may differ materially from any
forward-looking statements due to such risks and uncertainties.



Copyright (C) 1999 Business Wire. All rights reserved.
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CONTACT: Jones Naughton Entertainment, Inc.
Joseph Naughton, Chairman
714/736-9888
Web site: www.jnne.com
e-mail: joe@jnne.com
or
PMR and Assoc.
Patrick M. Rost, Investor Relations
760/942-0015
e-mail: PMRandCo@aol.com

WEB PAGE: businesswire.com

GEOGRAPHY: CALIFORNIA HAWAII

INDUSTRY CODE: ENTERTAINMENT
COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS
COMED
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
INTERACTIVE/MULTIMEDIA/INTERNET



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (14632)8/26/1999 2:18:00 PM
From: vagabond  Respond to of 108040
 
For anyone interested, CLSI down to .016... eom



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (14632)8/26/1999 3:46:00 PM
From: Frederick Langford  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 108040
 
RAZF

Message 11078187

Fred



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (14632)8/26/1999 4:54:00 PM
From: gladman  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 108040
 
Holy Chidt!!!! TMAX after hour activity

30,000 @9 3/16
15,000 @9 3/4
10,000 @9 5/16

What the heck do they know that we don't, hahahaha

A lot of SS today, will be interesting tomorrow.

Dave



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (14632)8/26/1999 6:56:00 PM
From: gizmo&jack  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 108040
 
Anyone realize that IIJI has a market cap of $1825MM on 2nd quarter revenues of $45MM (10X annualized) while CHINA has market cap of $930MM on 2nd quarter revenues of $2.4MM (93X annualized). Anyone see something wrong here? Its called exposure, plain and simple. Of course I realize that people may think that with the massive population in China, the market opportunity may be larger. But I doubt it highly. China is essentially a third world nation. They are so far away from using the internet in mass, not to mention buying things over it. Japan is a highly developed economy, yet I think I read that only 11% of the country uses the internet today. They are the country that will ramp up the quickest after the US. It is so obvious and I would not be surprised to read this Monday from Goldman or Morgan Stanley analysts. Also, regarding the market in general, I see no logical reason for the pullback today. It really annoys me when the market tanks because some rich Prince Alwaleed (who was probably born with billions or made it in the oil market and is somehow an expert now on the stock market) says it should. This guy may have made alot in the stock market over the last few years, but who didn't? I wonder what his percentage gain really was. I remember hearing once that everyone applauded Getty for all the fabulous investments over the years, but if he had invested his initial fortune at 5% interest year after year he would have done just as well. Back to logic now: the GDP came in as expected with the GDP Price Deflator below expectations. Same data we have been pretty much getting for the past year. Solid economic growth with low inflation. And the market was very happy with this until that brilliant Prince spoke. He claims that all it will take is one important news item to send the market into a downslide. I have a feeling that all it will take is one comment from one economist who actually knows what they are talking about to forget all about the prince.



To: Kimberly Lee who wrote (14632)8/26/1999 11:07:00 PM
From: David Smith  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 108040
 
One to look at, Kim:

Check the chart on VERA. This stock is under heavy accumulation and trading at a year high. The company provides crucial management systems for the telecom/wireless industry. VERA would be a great acquisition for a large telecom company...takeover rumors are starting.