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To: Don Hand who wrote (13675)	5/10/2000 7:49:00 PM
From: bruiser	Respond to of 21142

Interesting....they lost over $100 million last year and the CEO is paying himself very, very well. I would think that you should have some sort of revenues before paying yourself that amount of money! Name Title Age Compensation David F. Zucker Chief Executive Officer 37 $979,397 (1999) Christopher W. Goode Executive Vice President 47 $229,061 (1999) William M. Scharninghausen Chief Financial Officer 43

To: Don Hand who wrote (13675)	5/11/2000 8:36:00 PM
From: Don Hand	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 21142

How bout that. B&C corrected the story. Diva is burning only 6 million per month. Still insignificant revenue even though they rolled out in 3 cities ? How come they are not getting money from all of that trendy buy rate information ? So what are they doing with all that money ? Buying movies ? TMRENT you keep saying that CCUR is not spending enough. How do you know DIVA spends its money well? We all know that they missed the hot IPO window. And what if TWX doesn't want content? Does that $100/stream include content ? What kind of deals are they cutting to get in the door ? Free servers for content revenue ? Hard to believe they will be a profitable company for years. CCUR should stack up well compared to DIVA on those Qtr. earnings releases. broadcastingcable.com Diva Systems - Corrected In a story on video on demand provider Diva Systems? planned IPO, Broadcasting & Cable misstated the company?s financials. The company reported that as of Dec. 31 it Diva has $52 million in cash and another $50 million in short-term securites. In addition, three companies-Liberate, NTL and OpenTV-recently invested a total of $14 million, leaving the company with more than $100 million in liquidity. The company?s burn rate is only $6.5 million monthly. Broadcasting & Cable regrets the error.