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To: SJS who wrote (284)	12/7/1999 7:35:00 AM
From: Paul Oberlin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 300

Circle.com Enhances E-mail/Web Synergies With NetMarquee Inc. BALTIMORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 7, 1999--Circle.com (Nasdaq: CIRC - news) a leading Internet professional services company, today announced the strategic acquisition of NetMarquee, Inc., to offer its clients seamless solutions integration between e-mail and Web site customer interfaces. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. NetMarquee, a Needham, Mass.-based Internet direct marketing company specializes in customized content development and management, online metrics reporting, e-mail broadcast, and marketing programs to drive customers to the Web. ``Adding NetMarquee's capabilities allows Circle.com to offer our clients a strategic vehicle to drive traffic to their Web sites where we can further manage the customer's experience with our clients' brands,' said Bob Wilke, CEO of Circle.com. ``We've brought the customer relationship management model to a new playing field by extending the benefits of e-mail marketing capabilities, integrated e-mail technology, and results-oriented instant feedback to our clients.' NetMarquee will operate as a subsidiary of Circle.com. Paul Baudisch, CEO of Netmarquee will become General Manager of the new Circle.com subsidiary. David Gumpert, NetMarquee's chairman, will become a Circle.com vice president and focus on strategic communication issues. ``Our new relationship with Circle.com is a clear win-win for all,' said Baudisch. ``Together, we are combining a critical direct marketing strategy to one of the leading Internet professional services companies. We are now in a much better position to serve our expanding roster of clients by combining results-based email and web marketing under one roof.' Circle.com's client base will expand to include those clients currently with NetMarquee, including, Lexmark, Symantec, Lotus Development, New England Business Service (NEBS) and the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Circle.com, a unit of Snyder Communications, Inc. (NYSE: SNC - news), is a leading Internet professional services company, providing customer relationship management solutions on the Web for leading companies worldwide. Circle.com provides complete end-to-end Web enabling services for leading companies. Major clients include: IBM, UPS, Wall Street Journal.com, Talbots.com, OfficeDepot.com and PNC Bank. Circle.com employs 400 people in offices worldwide. Contact: Circle.com Victor Mandel, 410/230-3789 or Arnold Public Relations David Mortazavi, 617/587-8117

To: SJS who wrote (284)	12/7/1999 11:19:00 PM
From: RADAR )))	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 300

SJS: I am supposing the selling pressure is coming from the tax loss selling of the parent company spilling off to CIRC. A nice piece of news today and the stock did rebound for a short period. I am still not convinced that this is the bottom, especially when the tax selling season is still on us. Expect the selling pressure to continue as disenchanted investors take advantage of any price surges to unload... like today, a little surge up with a quick drop in price with the sell off. I'm still watching and waiting. RADAR RADAR