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To: Rich Dee who wrote (868)	6/27/2000 9:34:00 AM
From: Frederick Langford	Respond to of 937

Thanks Rich, Looks good. Fred

To: Rich Dee who wrote (868)	6/30/2000 7:43:07 AM
From: Mark Oliver	Respond to of 937

I wonder if the short interest can partially be attributed to steering the share price down to get a better price for the convertible shares? The 25 million in convert shares as I heard it are capped at 150% of the last 10 day average which turns out to be $27.40. Naturally, if the share price had been allowed to rise to say $30, this would have been a big negative to the convert shareholders. Now, they get 912,297 shares when they convert. Here's another interview with Peter Jackson on this quarter's earnings and the impact of an agreement with HP. radiowallstreet.com Regards, Mark