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To: Jim Bishop who wrote (57013)	7/28/2000 5:02:40 PM
From: ChrisJP	Respond to of 150070

Well I'm sure the NASDAQ has hit bottom ..... I sold those small cap mutual funds today. lol Chris

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (57013)	7/28/2000 5:23:31 PM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

DSNY - Record Company Boycott: haveyouseenthis.com DSNY issued this earlier today: Regarding the recent news on Napster and its potential effect on Destiny Media Technologies. There can be no questioning the fact that the internet is the best distribution mechanism to date for the delivery of digital media, especially music. I believe that there is great value in services such as Napster provided that they work within the law. Unfortunately it is these recent tests of the law that will define the law itself as we go along. I think the issue here is really about control. The major record labels control the distribution of the majority of new music. Napster, et al, began to take away this control. The internet is also increasing the power of the individual artist which becomes another problem for the major labels. There are technology solutions to these technology situations. Our company, Destiny Media Technologies, has developed a product, MPE, that we feel satisfies some of the issues that are central to the Napster court case. Because of the way each individual MPE (the name of Destiny's secure mp3 format) is encrypted, piracy of our product is an incredibly difficult thing to achieve. Each song has a 30 second preview of the track. Once decoded, the file immediately becomes the full length version of the song. However, if you send that decoded file to a friend after you've "unlocked" the MPE, all they will get is the original encoded 30 second preview version. If you burn the decoded MPE onto a cd, it will be the encoded version rather than the decoded version. To find out more go see: destinympe.com. The MPE product would work perfectly within a file sharing product such as Napster. We have several independent electronic musicians working for us and they state that this is the only secure mp3 solution that they have seen on the market that satisfies their concerns about piracy for their work. We are following this current situation very closely as it has great ramifications for our little company. The legal decision on Napster has created a tremendous opportunity for Destiny and its MPE product. Best regards, Paul Andreola Destiny Media Technologies, Inc. 950 555 West Hastings Street Vancouver, BC Canada T: 604 609 7736 x229 F: 604 609 0611 destiny-software.com

To: Jim Bishop who wrote (57013)	7/28/2000 6:00:27 PM
From: CIMA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 150070

POPM - From RB: By: netplayer2k $$$ Reply To: None Friday, 28 Jul 2000 at 5:36 PM EDT Post # of 1321 New analysis report on POPM This report was issued within the last month since it mentions the Fan Asylum acquisition. integritycapital.net Excerpt: Integrity Capital believes that POPM is an extremely undervalued opportunity. POPM has recently been trading in the $ .90 to $1.00 range. With additional acquisitions, the planned media campaign and a successful presentation to the financial community, POPM has the potential to reach the $12.00-$14.00 range over the next 12 months. We will re-visit our target in October 2000 and based on new business developments, acquisitions and revenue forecasts, will adjust our projections accordingly. Disclaimer: Integrity Capital selected PopMail.com because of the leading position the company maintains in the e-mail marketing sector. Integrity Capital does not have a stock/option position in the company but has received $15,000 to cover expenses associated with generating this report and to cover expenses for future work performed. (Voluntary Disclosure: Position- Long; ST Rating- Strong Buy; LT Rating- Strong Buy)