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Technology Stocks : LBRT - Liberate -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: PoetTrader who wrote (147)	3/9/2000 8:19:00 AM
From: Allegoria	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 409

LBRT is becoming the next Microsoft... According to this analyst: Michael Graham, an analyst at Robertson Stephens who recently initiated coverage of Liberate with a ?buy' rating, compares the company's strategic position in the ITV industry to that of Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT - Quotes, News, Boards) in the PC market. In a recent report, he wrote: ?We believe the company's position is analogous to Microsoft's position in PC software, where Microsoft established a dominant platform (Windows) and then established some dominant applications (MS Office).? Interesting article about interactive TV you might want to read: www.individualinvestor.com/tbd/anfdt_frm.asp?ff_id=4621 A quote mentioning LBRT: Liberate has been attracting a number of heavyweight partners and customers, including Cox Communications (NYSE: COX - Quotes, News, Boards), DirecTV, Cable & Wireless and US West as well as large consumer electronics manufacturers, such as Sony (NYSE: SNE - Quotes, News, Boards), Philips (NYSE: PHG - Quotes, News, Boards), Scientific Atlanta (NYSE: SFA) and General Instrument. Partnering is the key ingredient for success in this space. LBRT is poised for success either as a takeover or as an independent. Well it didn't take long to get my order filled...am I still welcome on this board? Good luck, Eric