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To: Art Baeckel who wrote (21874)	9/21/2000 1:37:52 PM
From: Art Baeckel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30916

Hidden Asset Report Analyst to Interview On RadioWallStreet.com Business Wire - September 21, 2000 10:58 PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 21, 2000--On RadioWallStreet.com's weekly show, `The Hidden Asset Report' Net2Phone, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTOP), Numerex Corp. (NMRX) and Global Light Telecommunications Inc. (NYSE: GBT) will be discussed by Hidden Asset Report Analyst, Fredrik Tjernstrom, Investor Broadcast Network announced. Conducting the interview will be John Duval, Financial Commentator with RadioWallStreet.com. `The Hidden Asset Report' is an independent research publication from Horizon Research Group, which also publishes other well-known independent research products such as the `IPO Value Monitor, `The Contrarian Research Report', `The Intangible Asset Report' and `The Spin-off'. This event will be webcast Thursday, September 21, 2000 at 11:00 AM ET and will be available for replay thereafter. To listen, visit radiowallstreet.com . After September 20, 2000, acess via this direct link radiowallstreet.com. First time listeners may need to download audio software via the RadioWallStreet.com website. There is no charge to access any RadioWallStreet.com event. Questions related to this event may be submitted to patricia@radiowallstreet.com. Please reference date and time of the interview in the Subject of the e-mail. About Investor Broadcast Network Investor Broadcast Network is the leading broadcaster of real-time investment information and analysis on the Internet. With a complete portfolio of web-based broadcast communication services, the company gives investors access to the inner circle of corporate executives and industry thought leaders, while providing public companies with an efficient online investor relations strategy that meets their financial needs and reduces the high-risk of selective disclosure. For more information on Investor Broadcast Network visit www.investorbroadcast.com CONTACT: Investor Broadcast Network Patricia Berenson, 888/311-8225 7601-00 RWS

To: Art Baeckel who wrote (21874)	9/21/2000 2:58:29 PM
From: Arrow Hd.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 30916

Art, thanks for the post. Unfortunately I am now resigned to the fact that NTOP trades 100 shares at a time and strategic announcements such as this go unappreciated. But let me see if I can put another piece of the puzzle together. Earlier in the week we saw the Cisco announcement (ADIR) and how NTOP's products will now be marketed by Cisco and it's alliance partners into the Enterprise space where Cisco is the market leader. Today's announcement fills the hole in what the industry calls the SMB space (small and medium business sector). Further, it gives a DSL solution to CLECs and ISPs for both business and high usage consumer solutioning. T is going to implement the Cable Modem and probably TV solution. Scientific Atlanta has the set top box solution. Then there is the already existing ubiquity with MSFT, AOL, Yahoo, etc. for the standard every day Internet user. Who have we left out? I am getting very frustrated. Few companies have dominated a space so completely as has NTOP. IBM in Mainframes, MSFT in PC operating systems, any others? By the way, did anyone catch the comment about NTOP's OEM development operation? In a post below I commented on the enormous profit potential an OEM pricing methodology presents to a company. And software is even more profitable and when the software methodology is combined with an OEM "to go" or "incremental" business model it is obscene in how much cash and profit it generates. I am convinced that there is no analyst out there who has thought this through nor does NTOP have the ability to communicate the story unless the Radio Wall Street blurb does something today. The Bear Stearns comments were the closest statements so far that actually allude to the potential value equation. Very disappointing.