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To: The Atheist who wrote (6378)	9/1/1999 9:45:00 AM
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Well someone posted that, according to Bloomberg, Tudor still had 1.687 million shares. I hope he is done selling. Here's some industry related news: Wednesday September 1, 9:02 am Eastern Time Company Press Release SOURCE: Excite@Home Excite@Home to Create First Ever Interactive Online Poll for the 51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards to Demonstrate the Future of Television Consumers Participate in the 1999 Primetime Emmy Awards With The Click Of a Mouse REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Excite@Home (Nasdaq: ATHM - news) today marked a milestone in merging television and the Internet with the Company's participation in the 1999 Emmy Awards with an interactive poll and exclusive behind-the-scenes view of the show live on the Internet. The Excite@Home interactive poll will offer the ''at-home'' audience a rare opportunity to contribute to the outcome of the 51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards by letting users cast their vote for ''Television's Most Memorable Moments 1999'' through the Internet at emmys.excite.com beginning September 1st and continuing through the first thirty minutes of the Primetime Emmy's broadcast. (Photo: newscom.com ) On September 12th Emmy night, in a move never before done during a Primetime Awards telecast, television and online audiences alike will watch as their choices for the Top Five Moments are revealed by celebrity hosts during the live 51st Annual Primetime Emmy's broadcast. In addition, Excite@Home will host the 1999 Emmycast, the official online site of the 51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards, which will bring online users backstage and behind-the-scenes of the gala event. ''This being the last Emmys before the millennium, we are looking to the future and what better way than letting fans and viewers on the worldwide web have an exclusive opportunity to take part in the biggest television event of the year,'' said Don Mischer, executive producer of the 51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Together, we will help bring television into the future when the Web user and the television audience integrate with one another to contribute to the outcome of a live television broadcast.'' START VOTING NOW! Beginning today and up through the first thirty minutes of the 51st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards on September 12th, television aficionados can participate by going to emmys.excite.com, to vote for the most memorable moment from this past television season. Users can view stirring streamed clips such as Ben and Felicity's long-awaited kiss on ''Felicity,'' Ross and Rachel's surprising Vegas wedding on ''Friends'' or, if you missed Ricky Martin's show stopping pelvic thrust on this year's Grammy's, the moment can be re-captured online before casting a vote. On September 12th the results of the Top Five Moments will be shown and promoted throughout the live telecast. Users will be encouraged to make their voice heard through the poll as part of the event's pre-show highlights. ''It's a great opportunity to have such an important part in this year's Emmy telecast,'' said Fred Siegel, senior vice-president, Excite@Home. ''With our role in this event, we are taking some of the critical first steps in bringing together the worlds of television and the Internet in a way that makes it fun and interactive for everyone.'' Found at emmys.excite.com, the 1999 Emmycast will offer consumers an exclusive live backstage Web-cast and pre-show red carpet coverage at the Primetime Emmy Awards including one-on-one interviews where the online audience can ask questions of the 1999 celebrity nominees and winners. Hollywood's famed reporter Army Archerd will be on hand for Excite@Home to capture the highlights of the prestigious red carpet arrivals. In addition, online users will also have the chance to enter and win a sweepstakes for two tickets (including hotel and airfare) to the Primetime Emmy Awards 2000. As host of the 1999 Emmycast, Excite@Home was also responsible for showcasing exclusive coverage of the 1999 Creative Arts Awards on August 28th and they have recently announced their future involvement as producer and host of the official website for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (ATAS). Coverage of the 1999 Creative Arts Awards is archived and can currently be seen on the site. About Excite@Home Excite@Home is a global media company based in Redwood City, Calif. Through the company's narrowband portal, Excite (www.excite.com), and broadband services, @Home and @Work, the company uniquely offers consumers content and interactive services across both narrowband and broadband. The rich media advertising and database marketing solutions of Enliven (www.enliven.com) and MatchLogic (www.matchlogic.com) offer advertisers highly targeted interactive marketing and reporting services across all platforms of delivery. Leveraging the high-speed, always-on attributes of cable, Excite@Home empowers unique multimedia applications that go beyond current Web experiences. The company will combine the Excite brand-one of the best known names on the Internet with 70 percent recognition among Web users-with the @Home broadband service's broad distribution, a worldwide footprint of 67 million cable homes, to deliver on its vision of ''All Band, All Device, All the Time.'' For more investor information about Excite@Home, please call its stockholder services hotline at 888-924-9248. Brand recognition statistics quoted are from Frank N. Magid and Associates, Inc. (1/99). About The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS) was founded in 1946 just one month after network television was born. It is a non-profit organization devoted to the advancement of telecommunications arts and sciences and to fostering creative leadership in the telecommunications industry. In addition to recognizing outstanding programming through its Emmy Awards, ATAS publishes Emmy Magazine and is responsible for the Archive of American Television, the ATAS Foundation Library and the College Television Awards. SOURCE: Excite@Home