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To: killybegs who wrote (3304)	3/27/2001 7:27:32 AM
From: Glenn Perry	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4169

"By 2005, Jupiter predicts 29 million households-about 38 percent of the U.S. population-will be surfing the Internet from home via a fast connection." Not sure what this means. That would put the US population at 76 million households? I just don't see 38% of the population surfing via broadband any time soon.

To: killybegs who wrote (3304)	3/29/2001 11:36:23 PM
From: DrD	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 4169

Part I: Ongoing Collaborative Effort Revenue Model: iNextv's Streaming Video. Jubimer, I have been continuing to work on the revenue model. Most of the variables are guesses, some reasoned guesses, some WAGs. But the most crucial part is the model's structure itself. The variables lends themselves to change, especially since I have this on spread sheet (Excel). The basic assumptions of the model are as follows: 1) Total potential viewers = 20,000,000 2) 40% of total viewers likely to watch streaming video 3) 33 1/3% of those are likely to watch inextv's streaming video 4) Each viewer is likely to watch 3 video segments/day 5) Each viewer watches 5 days/week instead of 7 days/week 6) Each streaming video segment is 3 minutes in length 7) 90% of streams are Narrow Band, 10% are Broad Band 8) Rates are based on per thousand (000) streams 9) Rates: $35/(000) NB, and $65/(000)BB - WAG Hence the daily revenues would be = $25,200 NB & $5,200 BB The daily total revenues = $30,400 The weekly revenues = $126,000 NB & $26,000 BB The total weekly revs = $152,000 The Monthly revenues = $546,000 NB & $112,666 BB The total monthly revs = $658,666 The Quarterly revenues = $1,638,000 NB & $338,000 BB The total Quarterly revs = $1,976,000 The Annual Revenues = $6,552,000 & $1,352,000 The total annual revs = $7,904,000 DrD Comments are welcome