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To: American Spirit who wrote (17027)	12/20/1999 12:37:00 PM
From: manny t	Respond to of 57584

ESHR-target raised to 30: To: Susan Slaine who wrote (265) From: allen menglin chen Monday, Dec 20, 1999 12:05 PM ET Reply # of 269 <ESHR> new price target 30, up from 15, still below Tom's target :). newstraders.com eShare Tech Upgraded By Ladenburg To Buy, $30 Target (ESHR) (NewsTraders.com) -- eShare Technologies (ESHR) was upgraded to "buy" from "long-term buy," and its price target was raised to $30 from $15 today by Ladenburg Thalmann analyst Donald Newman. Further information was not readily available. Shares of the Norcross, Ga.-based provider of customer relationship systems recently gained $2.06 to $16.69

To: American Spirit who wrote (17027)	12/20/1999 1:03:00 PM
From: john722	Respond to of 57584

Leading B2B IT "Hub" EWBX Ericsson, Gateway, Hitachi, Office Max & RSA Place Online Ad Campaigns With EarthWeb's Network of Internet Sites Leading Business-to-Business IT Hub Grows Advertiser Base Across Major Industries NEW YORK, Oct. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- EarthWeb (Nasdaq: EWBX) announced today that its advertiser base has grown in the third quarter of 1999 to include over forty new advertisers that include a wide range of companies across major industries, from consumer and finance to publishing and high-tech. Companies such as Ericsson, Gateway, Globix, Hitachi, Office Max, Pacific Tech, RSA Security and John Wiley have placed online ad campaigns with EarthWeb's network of online services. "This most recent expansion of our advertiser base is significant because these new advertisers are in major industries from which we previously have not seen advertising commitments," said Bill Gollan, Senior Vice President at EarthWeb. "Because the EarthWeb brand is totally committed to and focused on the IT industry, these advertisers are choosing to target their online campaigns to IT professionals through our network of online services, including datamation.com and developer.com." The new advertisers, whose campaigns are displayed throughout EarthWeb's network of online services, expand EarthWeb's roster of advertisers for its content areas and bring this customer base to over 300, compared to 175 at the end of 1998. Other EarthWeb advertisers include Adobe, Bell Atlantic, Comdisco, Eastman Kodak, IBM, MCI, Microsoft, Net Bank, Sprint and Sun Microsystems. "Advertisers now see the strong value proposition of the IT business-to-business market, and EarthWeb is positioned with a clear focus and link to millions of IT professionals and billions of IT dollars," Gollan added. About EarthWeb EarthWeb Inc. (www.earthweb.com) (Nasdaq: EWBX) is the leading provider of business-to-business online services to the global information technology industry. Through its flagship services, earthweb.com, developer.com, datamation.com, dice.com, Supportsource.com and ITKnowledge.com, and its other integrated business-to-business online services, EarthWeb connects buyers to sellers, employers to employees, vendors to customers, and technical professionals to a wealth of expert knowledge. EarthWeb was recently ranked the third-fastest growing company within Business Week's Info Tech 100. The Info Tech 100, which includes such industry leaders as Dell Computer and Cisco Systems, is Business Week's list of "the builders of the new economy."