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To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (4145)	3/19/2000 2:41:00 PM
From: EenieMeenie	Respond to of 4337

Steve, I was wondering what you thought about SLGX's Interact.com. Does using ACT! as a fat client gel with where you think the internet is going? -Eniemeenie

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (4145)	3/19/2000 10:06:00 PM
From: bjoseph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

steve, how do you monitize the deal cmgi did with HK cable and wireless..since you just got back from the orient did you check this out..

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (4145)	3/20/2000 10:44:00 AM
From: Xenogenetic	Respond to of 4337

Steve, your thoughts on SRS Labs (SRSL). This holding company focuses on voice recognition/audio with applications to the internet, consumer devices, VoIP, other convergence avenues, etc. MSFT recently invested an undisclosed sum in SRSL. Here is a brief rundown of SRSL: SRS Labs, Inc. -- Continuing in its holding company capacity, SRS Labs will be engaged as the incubator in the areas of product development, acquisition, customization and licensing of audio and voice technologies to prospective subsidiaries, as well as existing and new partners. SRS Labs was originally formed in 1993, taken public in 1996, and has a history of award winning technology and achievements. Valence Technology -- Acquired in March of 1998, Valence continues to grow in the ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuits)design marketplace, as well as expanding production in consumer electronic products, and is working toward securing strong distribution partnerships throughout the Asian marketplace. Current planning is on track for a Valence IPO in Q2 of 2000. (See release 3/13/2000). SRSWOWcast.com -- Formed in 1999 as a destination Web site for streaming audio and video, this beta site will also serve as a showcase for the various SRS Labs technologies in the Internet world. SRS Labs technology designs have been effective in attracting strategic partners and developing an e-commerce channel. In addition to the current broadcast studio, radio station, theater and music rooms, plans for content expansion include entertainment venues including talk, weather and sports; as well as an expanded interactive community to include interviews, group participation, and interactive chat. Voice Technology Group -- Launched at CTIA's Wireless 2000 show in New Orleans earlier this year, this group is focused on the development, adaptation, customization and acquisition of technologies in the areas of voice recognition and speech intelligibility. Primary technologies for this group are SRS Labs' NuVoice, WOWVoice, and VIP, all concentrated on setting the standard for voice recognition and speech intelligibility in the high growth areas of the convergence market. Products Group -- SRS Labs Products Group will work to develop and customize SRS Labs' technologies, and acquire additional complementary technology product families focused on the high-end audio marketplace. The Company plans to explore products that are complementary in nature to current licensee customers, OEMs, and competitors such as speakers, surround sound receivers, and home theater components. The Group intends to build brand recognition for both consumer and OEM customers in the high-end audio market. SRSWOWcast -- Asia -- SRSWOWcast Asia will be developed as a potential subsidiary, based on the current SRSWOWcast.com model, adapted for the Asian Internet audience. Planning calls for duplicating the structure, participation, and content of SRSWOWcast.com and gearing it for the Asian Internet market by taking advantage of the explosive growth in this sector, with an eye towards a possible IPO.

To: steve harmon - analyst who wrote (4145)	3/23/2000 4:15:00 PM
From: levy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4337

Steve in a recent news release on Go2net you suggested they had everything in place but needed to make a big move...you hinted that something international might be up. At the annual stock holders meeting for Go2Net it was indicated they were concentrating on Asia. Since you were just there I imagine you know something about Go2Net's plans there...is there anything you can tell us? Perhaps a hookup with a major telecom? Who is the Paul Allen of Asia?