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To: Brinks who wrote (32294)	3/24/2005 9:53:05 AM
From: fistgomer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120414

Thanks for the heads up.Company looks promising.

To: Brinks who wrote (32294)	3/24/2005 10:06:27 AM
From: Brinks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120414

Re: MKTE The float is only 2 million shares so it is very very tight. The stock has barely moved since launching new website and yesterday's PR. Suggest you all call the company: Scientigo Corporate Offices 7810 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy Suite 300 Charlotte, NC 28227 (704) 319-2220 EMAIL: dfield@marketcentral.com

To: Brinks who wrote (32294)	3/24/2005 12:59:29 PM
From: Brinks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 120414

MKTE What is the "Next Generation Search Technology" worth? Why is Google's counsel on the intellectual property team of MKTE? QUOTE: "Search engines are the primary gateway to the internet today." Well Ask Jeeves the FIFTH largest search engine was sold to Barry Diller this week for $ 1.9 BILLION. MKTE's market cap is a tiny fraction of this. news.bbc.co.uk Ask Jeeves to be sold for $1.85bn Jeeves allows users to ask questions in natural language The internet investment firm headed by US media mogul Barry Diller is to buy web search engine Ask Jeeves for $1.85bn (£970m). Ask Jeeves is the fifth most-queried search engine in the US and has a market value of $1.43bn, one tenth the size of Mr Diller's IAC/InterActive. Mr Diller said Ask Jeeves "has the potential to become one of the great brands on the internet". The deal reflects rising competition between rival internet search engines. Building block "We are a small player in the land of the giants," said Adrian Cox, chief executive of Ask Jeeves' UK operations. Adrian Cox, chief executive of Ask Jeeves' UK operations Mr Cox explained that the deal would provide Ask Jeeves with the financing and resources needed to continue its current "aggressive" growth rate.