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To: Scarecrow who wrote (16506)	2/15/2000 4:34:00 PM
From: Hands Off	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19700

Received from Schwab a news alert about @Ventures investment in SpotLife. Sounds like iCast. What do y'all think? From Business Wire 2/15/00 "Spotlife, an Internet company formed to explore new directions in Internet-based personal communication, has created a way to enable mainstream consumers to broadcast and share live personal video content over the Internet ... as previously announced under code name 'The Rubicon Project'. Investors in addition to @Ventures include Logitech, and Atlas Venture. "Spotlife is on a mission to revolutionize personal broadcasting the way Kodak revolutionized photography .... To accomplish this, we built a Web site where everyday people can showcase their creativity, talent and interests.... Amit Goswamy, SpotLife President and CEO said "we will become the personal broadcasting destination service of choice for users of digital video capture devices connected to the Internet .... Again, sounds like a lot of overlap with iCast digital stuff. Although I think iCast has an audio component which was not mentioned in the Business Wire article. It is getting hard for me to fit the pieces together and I am just wondering if there is a conflict here. Comments? Thanks Marshall

To: Scarecrow who wrote (16506)	2/15/2000 7:21:00 PM
From: Paulh	Respond to of 19700

Scarecrow, Regarding NAVI and ENGA, you stated, "At 100 shares, they're not bank-breakers, but certainly entertaining, no?" I couldn't agree more. I was fortunate enough to get both also. By the way, I bought 200 more ENGA today around $122 and I feel like that was a deal. I am hoping to get 2 doses of ALTA as I had my wife open her own account with 200+ CMGI shares. While 100 shares is not a lot, if you can do it half a dozen times a year, the dividends can add up to real money. Better yet, the DSP creates "stickiness" to CMGI by shareholders and brings in new ones all the time. Having fun with CMGI, Paul