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To: RTev who wrote (13050)	10/20/1999 1:07:00 PM
From: levy	Respond to of 28311

Mike Quigley now I figured out you are really lying to us...you are marketing those areas not because you want to reach out to us rednecks but rather because that happens to be where these special tvs are that PA bought up isn't that right Mikey boy....do you lie to your wife like this too...now some have pmed me saying I am jealous I did not get your job and saying thats why I am bad mouthing you but that's not true I am just pointing out the facts. SEATTLE - Action Sports Media Inc. (ASM), a member of the Paul G. Allen family of sports companies, today announced it has signed a letter of intent to acquire StadiaNet Sports, the market leader in installing and programming large-screen video displays (LSVD) and scoreboards for university stadiums and arenas. No terms were disclosed. The proposed transaction, which is scheduled to close shortly, will integrate the comprehensive sponsorship expertise of ASM with StadiaNet's national network of LSVDs serving 13 Division I football stadiums and four basketball arenas. These include: Parker Stadium at Oregon State University; Bryant-Denny Stadium and Coleman Coliseum at the University of Alabama; Vanderbilt Stadium and Memorial Gym at Vanderbilt University; Vaught-Hemmingway Stadium at the University of Mississippi; Scott Field at Mississippi State University; Darryl K. Royal Stadium and Erwin Special Events Center at the University of Texas; Kyle Field at Texas A & M; Wagner Field at Kansas State University; Lewis Field at Oklahoma State University; Kinnick Stadium at the University of Iowa; Ross-Ade Stadium at Purdue University; Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium at the University of Memphis and Neyland Stadium and Thompson-Boling Arena at the University of Tennessee.. The acquisition brings technology "right to the field" - enhancing the sport fan's experience by providing instant game-related information (such as replays and statistics), program content broadcast via satellite, interactive promotions, dynamic advertising, and more. In addition, StadiaNet will expand ASM's current reach of marketing partnerships that include the University of Washington's Husky Stadium & Seafirst Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion. Action Sports Media is advised on this transaction by NationsBanc Montgomery Securities. About Action Sports Media: Action Sports Media was founded in 1998 by new media investor Paul G. Allen to provide signage marketing and sponsorship solutions to university and college sports venues. In addition to the company's acquisition of StadiaNet, ASM continues to explore marketing partnership opportunities with other collegiate sports venues around the nation. Visit ASM on the Web at www.actionsportsmedia.com. Mike I am sure it was those days at Berkeley that has messed you up.....I might have to talk to Russ about this.