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To: HandsOn who wrote (2204)	3/10/2000 10:24:00 PM
From: sridhar ramasami	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2220

Hi, I have been long from 4 1/4. So I've got a good loss on this one. I tried downloading their software. Something went wrong in the middle, I tried again and then lost patience. Nevertheless, my biggest concern with this company is that they have sold 1 (ONE) of their turnkey product that broadcasts video on the web so far. I know the bandwidth is real small currently for a good market, but with some DSL / cable connections and considering the money being thrown at anything internet, they should have sold more than 1. I am starting to worry if their entire technical model is wrong. Plus, with one of their co-founders leaving I wonder if everything is ship-shape. I will wait for the NAB show this April to determine what to do with this one. I dont mean to worry / scare you out of your position, but if we know what weakness to look for, we should be able to get out with at least some money. I am after all well under water. Glug, glug, Sridhar

To: HandsOn who wrote (2204)	4/5/2000 6:23:00 PM
From: canuck-l-head	Respond to of 2220

Haven't tried to use their software yet. I am in this for the "box" software only, being that it is unique, and they hold patents for it. The "box" software at this point would be for broadcasters to supply interactive TV. I am hoping the NAB scores them some good coverage, and I too can recoup my "net loss" position on this stock. As for products being difficult to use, I can't say that it is a unique dilemma. I currently own Track Data stocks, and haven't been able to use their software yet without my computer wanting to crash! Why would I own a stock when I can't even use the product you say? Money. It all boils down to money.