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Technology Stocks : Aahh...iNEXTV (AXC) The NEXT Thing! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Thomas Kirwin who wrote (4064)	7/1/2001 9:59:41 AM
From: Hal Campbell	Respond to of 4169

As a side note, Tom....despite disastrous ratings and early termination, the XFL showed a profit of 16 million dollars for the effort and the season. Upfront TV money plus knowing when to quit are a potent combo. As for AXC...the old saying that Hope is a fine breakfast but a poor dinner holds. Hope they make marked financial progress before too very long.

To: Thomas Kirwin who wrote (4064)	7/1/2001 12:59:35 PM
From: JoCo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4169

Tom, thanks for he post on WWF. I've been long for five years in THQI, the company that owns the video game rights to WWF. Therefore, I have a dual interest in this development. (Note:THQI also has an agreement with Siemens to develop wireless games for their next gen of phones this fall. Does AXC have any connection with Siemens?) I've posted before and still think that video gaming will be a major catalyst in the acceleration of broadband usage in the home. I also think the "sticky" nature of a video game site would attract advertising revenues. AXC has patents related to video games and still produces the GamePro minutes so it is very aware of the potential of the industry; wouldn't be too far a stretch to see them play a role in WWF efforts. Dreaming, but wouldn't it be great be great if ITG played a role in enhancing the online video game experience? Happy Fourth to all!