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To: Buendia who wrote (739)	2/21/1998 7:27:00 PM
From: KZAP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18444

Where would we be without advertising? Some TV channels didn't used to have them when cable first came out. Now they all have them. Something has to pay for the services. Technology will always find a way. There will be concessions made. A happy medium reached. Advertising will increase, not decrease. And it will be costing more money along the way also. Which will in turn make it more profitable! Wonder why anyone would invest in a company who would wants to sell advertising on the internet? Are they wrong about DoubleClick? Netz? Who knows? KZAP

To: Buendia who wrote (739)	2/23/1998 12:11:00 PM
From: FlatTaxMan	Respond to of 18444

Imagine if you are doing research for a project and you want to know what is availible. In the electronics industry there are things called bingo cards. These bingo cards are usually located somewhere within a trade rag. These bingo cards reference products that are advertised within the magazine so that you can obtain extra sales literature about the product you are interested in. You select from the bingo cards what you wish to see. You wait a week to several weeks for this information to trickle in. Imagine the power of the WEB for research. Electronic bingo cards to screen information that you are interested in collecting your research. Sure these things will slow down your access due to the amount of data being transmiitted. But Moore's law states that the power of the computer is doubled every 18 months and the price is cut in half for that same equipment. This stuff is going to greatly aid research, entrepreneaur, and the effiencies of economies. I am very glad to be a holder of NETZ stock because they are definitely beginning to look like a major player. The power in this technology is incredible. We as investors are helping to capitalize democracy. Your dollars vote for what kind of society we have. I do not own BAAT and I do not belief they have a chance because of all the money and the industry that they are in. Too bad the best ideas do not always win! Invest with a conscious down with shorters who are trying to destroy rather than create for their own selfish reasons. BTW digital information intelligence increases every day. Consumer report type information could be gathered in realtime and access in real time. Imagine knowing the batting average of the doctor you selected before he performs a given procedure on your body. This stuff is going to be incredible.