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To: Tom_H_68 who wrote (9641)	3/3/2000 9:28:00 AM
From: art slott	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13157

>>The notion of interactive television programming has been touted for years, but the boost in Spyglass' stock price can be taken as an indication of growing confidence that companies really are finally on the cusp of offering Net content, commerce and services and television programming via TVs. "This is the year where Spyglass is starting to see products move from the development lab into consumers' hands," said Anup Murarka, vice president of interactive television at Spyglass. "Certainly, we are not going to get the bulk of the deployments this year, but the industry as a whole is finally starting to see (interactive TV) move out of the labs," with 2000 being the start of that process, Murarka said.<<