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To: anthony karpati who wrote (1443)	1/13/1998 10:07:00 PM
From: Roblw	Respond to of 4748

From the NY Post. 1/13/98 Small Blurb in Business Section. Sounds familiar, not sure what this means "Sports launch" "Three former executives of News Corp. and Fox Sports have formed Sportsvision Systems, which will develop viewer enhancements for TV sports. Among projects are instant replays on set-top boxes and a video project at the Mets' proposed new stadium. News Corp. owns the Post." Rob Wheeler

To: anthony karpati who wrote (1443)	1/13/1998 10:49:00 PM
From: Jeff Carroll	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4748

Hi Anthony; I'm not giving up on the stock, especially when we're so close to breaking news, but I'm still disappointed seeing the stock back at $1.5 and rollout dates continuously slipping. I'm not giving up either, but this has been IATV's story for the past 5 years - it's gonna do great things in 6 weeks....I have grown 5 years older waiting out that 6 weeks...I don't think I'd be going out on a limb to predict that it will bounce from 1.5 to 2 until (IF) we have news of a cable carrier and channels operational. Until then we can all just take a nap. However, the stock will have to go over $5/share IMO before any serious investors consider it. I think you're right, plus I think some institutions won't buy penny stocks (those below $5) Robert? Atheist? Scottie? And is that because of by-laws or what? I would be interested to hear the reason for the rollout slippage. It would be nice to know if we are looking at a minor technology problem or a major disagreement between the involved parties as the cause of the delay. I understood the head end station in Dallas was operational at the 1st of December. On another subject, does anybody know how many shares will be outstanding after all the preferred shares are excercised? Luck to all; Jeff