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To: Dave Swanson who wrote (160)	3/26/2000 11:43:00 AM
From: sydney	Respond to of 162

PART TWO - THE BULL MARKET REPORT WEEKLY, March 24-25, 2000 13. YAHOO AND PALM TO DELIVER THE WEB TO HANDHELD COMPUTERS Yahoo Inc. and Palm, Inc. (PALM, $55, up 2), agreed to bundle a suite of Yahoo's Web-based services with the Palm family of handheld computers. Today's announcement highlights Yahoo's commitment to deliver Web-based services to leading wireless and mobile devices, as well as Palm's commitment to provide the best of Internet content to Palm users from its handheld computers. Yahoo will offer services -- including Yahoo Messenger (http://messenger.yahoo.com) and Yahoo Mail (http://mail.yahoo.com) -- which are expected to be bundled with current Palm handheld computers beginning later this year. The agreement marks the first time Yahoo has bundled its Web-based services with handheld computers. COMMENT: This is a very logical relationship, one which will grow in the future. Yahoo's content makes sense on a Palm. The instant messenger will be particularly helpful, especially when the Palm becomes speech-recognition enabled. The mail and news content fits the Palm like a glove, and the whole services bundle will reach millions of potential new eyeballs for Yahoo. This relationship will be cute from the start, but the real payoff will be realized as the wireless Internet begins to blossom down the road.