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Microcap & Penny Stocks : XSNI - X-Stream Network -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: early player who wrote (3334)	1/11/2000 8:00:00 AM
From: Troutbum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3519

More news: LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 11, 2000-- The X-Stream Network offers an innovative approach to on-line recruitment for free The X-Stream Network (NASD OTCBB: XSNI), the UK's first free and third largest ISP, announced today that it has signed an agreement with Internet recruitment specialists Wideyes. This partnership means that all X-Stream users will have comprehensive and detailed access to some of Europe's top employers, for free, when they visit X-Stream Central at www.x-stream.co.uk. Wideyes is an international career development network equipped to find candidates the right job or enhance the skills they need now and in the future. Wideyes incorporates on-line speed and efficiency with the personal relationships of face-to-face consulting. Candidates are free to control who sees their details, set up autosearches to scan the market, and will also have the support of Wideyes' local offline teams in all aspects of their jobsearch. Rosemary Masterson, Executive Content Producer for The X-Stream Network, comments, "We are always looking to offer our subscribers the most up-to-date information and opportunities on-line, for free. Our focus is on providing high quality Internet services to our growing number of users. Internet recruitment is fast becoming one of the most popular ways to seek employment, so it is only natural that we should provide this service to our customers." Keith Mackenzie, UK Director for Wideyes, comments, "The biggest advantage of the Internet is the ability to search across vast quantities of data, without the restriction of distance. This removes a great deal of the headaches of job hunting for both client and candidate. The partnership with X-Stream is the perfect solution. X-Stream is focused on providing high quality Internet services to its users and this will in turn bring them to Wideyes, the leading global Internet recruitment site. We believe the combination of X-Stream's technology expertise and our understanding of talent will make us a formidable contender in a highly competitive market." Wideyes currently has an international network in 22 different countries and the site is available in 8 different languages. Wideyes has built the most sophisticated global matching technology in the market and combines this with the world's only fully researched and recognised on-line psychometric testing system. This service is open to all X-Stream subscribers. Register free at www.x-stream.co.uk or visit Wideyes' own website at www.wideyes.co.uk About The X-Stream Network Launched in the UK on March 8, 1998, The X-Stream Network is the UK's first 100% FREE Internet access service, which has over 550,000 registered subscribers worldwide and now also offers FREE Internet access in Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Users can access the service by calling 0800 358 5678 and requesting the necessary software. Using this innovative software programme, The X-Stream Network is able to offer all users 100% free access to the Internet. With offices in London, Stockholm and Toronto, The X-Stream Network is rapidly expanding its innovative service to new territories. The X-Stream Network can be found at x-stream.com, X-StreamailPlus free email and Unified Messaging service at mail.x-stream.co.uk, X-Stream Central UK at x-stream.co.uk, X-Stream Central Norway at x-stream.no, X-Stream Central Sweden at x-stream.se, X-Stream Central Denmark at , X-Stream SmartShopper at shopping.x-stream.co.uk and The X-Stream Games Network at x-stream.gamesnetwork.com --30--fap/ny* CONTACT: Diversion Kate Webb or Lisa Heffron, 01628 676727 katew@diversion.co.uk or The X-Stream Network Paul Myers, 0870 730 6466 press@x-stream.com

To: early player who wrote (3334)	1/11/2000 8:10:00 AM
From: donkeyman	Respond to of 3519

Great stuff: What in the heck is X-Stream showing those Internet companies in their meetings to get them on side forming all those deals and getting all those favorable comments? (I don't suppose it's a glance into their financials)? If only x-stream was as sharp in informing their shareholders as they are about forging ahead with Internet deals, we would be all rich. Did anyone multiply that US$4,720 that freeServe uses as a subscriber value to work out x-stream's share value? All you need know is the number of active subscribers x-stream has times 4,720 and divide by 34 million. Problem is there's a lot of uncertainty as to the number of active subscribers. I'd say it must be in or around 500,000. Most likely 10% of x-stream's subscribers could be moving all over the place, but I don't think 90%, like some were saying on another thread.