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To: Rarebird who wrote (27173)	12/29/1997 12:36:00 PM
From: DiViT	Respond to of 50808

Nasdaq Short Interest:... 12/26/97 Dow Jones Interactive (Copyright (c) 1997, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.) 12/14/97 11/14/97 % Chg Ciena 2,964,429 2,343,672 26.5 CKS Group 707,068 365,671 93.4 CMG Info 280,123 249,882 12.1 CNS 1,031,286 1,147,641 -10.1 COR Thera 482,683 567,763 -15.0 CSG Sys 295,915 271,819 8.9 C-Cube Micro 8,077,623 7,494,973 7.8

To: Rarebird who wrote (27173)	12/29/1997 1:13:00 PM
From: DiViT	Respond to of 50808

CES WILL BE FIRST DIGITAL SHOWROOM LEE HALL 12/22/97 Electronic Media Page 34 Copyright (C) 1997 Crain Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. The whole world may not be watching next month's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but nearly 100,000 people will be there when the wraps come off the first digital television sets. CES is traditionally the venue for the latest electronic toys and gadgets, and digital television is already the talk of the exhibit floor. "We're seeing this as the commercial debut of HDTV," said Cynthia Upson, vice president, Consumer Electronics Manufacturing Association, the group that organizes, produces and sponsors the electronics extravaganza. Several major television makers are expected to announce pricing and distribution plans for the retail market as the broadcast, electronics, cable and satellite industries await the arrival of the first digital sets by late next year. Digital television technology will be apparent everywhere with at least 16 demonstrations of high-definition TV products and two live over-the-air broadcasts of high-definition signals from Las Vegas CBS affiliate KLAS-TV and PBS station KLVX-TV. New York Times writer Joel Brinkley will moderate a panel on digital TV, dubbed the "DTV Supersession." Panelists include USA Networks CEO Kay Koplovitz, Microsoft Senior Vice President Craig Mundie and representatives from several manufacturers. Other show highlights can be seen at cesweb.org.