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To: Rocky Luman who wrote (657)	3/4/1998 6:58:00 AM
From: Nicholas Orlandi	Respond to of 955

a corporate person contacting a student. a person after my heart. Anybody hear of who to contact about school sales - i would like to push that around here.

To: Rocky Luman who wrote (657)	3/4/1998 8:14:00 PM
From: Sye Walsh	Respond to of 955

Rocky Called IR and they're sending me the latest analyst report, expecting it any day now. If this is the CSK Securities Research dated Feb 3, 98, I have it. Sye

To: Rocky Luman who wrote (657)	3/4/1998 8:38:00 PM
From: Sye Walsh	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 955

CSK-1. Market Cap 14.4 Mil Shares Out 15.3 Mil Est Float 4.8 Mil Insider hldrs 10.5 Mil Book Value/shr 2› LT Debt/Equity .9% They are reiterating a strong buy. some highlights We are expecting MediaX to enter into a very rapid revenue growth stage in 1998. Best selling CD-ROM titles bring in revenues to publishers of between $30 to $40 million for $1 million sold, and between $20 to $30 million for 500,000 copies sold. MediaX's second release "Big Brother" a sequel to George Orwell's classic novel, "1984" is an interactive game taking the user through a virtual totalitarian Orwellian world. "Big Brother is scheduled for release in the summer of 1998. This release will give MediaX two hot titles in retail distribution. MediaX is a vertically integrated, multimedia company that retains the profit margins that arte usually dispersed across several companies. In Plain language, MediaX controls the development, production, marketing and distribution of its titles and keeps those profits. The newly released "PC Guru," has top-notch distribution channels, including CompUSA, Computer City, Best Buy and Staples. The company has co-marketing and promtional programs with Symantic/Norton Utilities and AT&T WorldNet Internet Service. MediaX is also initiated a full blown marketing and advertising campaign for PC GURU Want more? Sye