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To: CocoBob who wrote (2454)	10/8/1999 3:37:00 PM
From: claud_c	Respond to of 3243

The PR energy the company use Hi Robert, As you said, "The PR energy the company used on the last runup is not being used today". I also stated a point about Press Relation in a previous post, explaining that low buy demand for CY. It is just an indication of not enough Press Coverage by the company. Best Regards, claud_c

To: CocoBob who wrote (2454)	10/10/1999 9:27:00 AM
From: LABMAN	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3243

CMGI exec predicts rise of free ISPs Advertising-subsidized service will become dominant model By Margaret Kane NEW YORK, Oct. 7— Some people say that the advertising model is dead on the Net. But don't tell that to David Andonian, president of corporate development at CMGI Inc. Andonian, speaking at the Internet World conference here, told reporters that his company has “always believed that it would be an advertising model, not a subscription model,” that took off online. HE HAS REASON to be bullish about the potential of online ads. CMGI has ties to more than 50 technology companies either through a direct ownership or through investments from its @Ventures venture capital arm. And some of its biggest investments lately have been in online advertising firms. Last month, CMGI acquired AdForce Inc. and Flycast Communications Corp., which the company said will be able to work with Engage Technologies. “One of the biggest growth areas [for us] is going to be advertising,” Andonian said. “We're positioned better than any company.” The strength of online advertising will fuel what he thinks will be a new trend in the United States — subsidized access for consumers. “We believe [the] free ISP is real because we believe in advertising,” he said.