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To: Don Hand who wrote (14824)	12/7/2000 4:46:49 PM
From: Christiaan McDonald	Respond to of 21142

The movement in SEAC's stock price has never followed any ryme or reasoning as far as I can tell. Why did it run up so high last year? No answer. Why did it fall back so low? No answer. SEAC has always been a master promoter and their stock is thinly traded compared to CCUR. SEAC has always been a hard one to figure, whether it's going up or coming down. Obviously someone likes it. Ken

To: Don Hand who wrote (14824)	12/7/2000 6:04:37 PM
From: Don Hand	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21142

For those investigators out there. I saw a small interesting article I think on Kagan yesterday. It said that Cox was teaming with Good Guys (GGUY) (stores like Best buy and Curcuit City) in which GGUY would offer Cox cable services to people in Orange County CA. and Las Vegas. The deal offered coupons for PPV. I think it would be interesting on where these two Systems are standing in regards Digital Services like VOD. They may be Cox's next two largest systems ready for VOD. (McClean VA just ordered SFA equipment). Did PPV really mean PPV or was it VOD in terms the customer was familiar?