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To: Maya who wrote (31518)	3/27/1998 12:21:00 PM
From: DiViT	Respond to of 50808

Some superior legal type suggested to me privately... that we need to add the trademark disclaimer. Viva La Ziva(tm) (c)1997-1998 David Nadalin Ziva is a registered Trademark of C-Cube Microsystems. This legal stuff sure puts a damper on fun, don't it.

To: Maya who wrote (31518)	3/27/1998 12:21:00 PM
From: Don Dorsey	Respond to of 50808

Did somebody say we should buy change? "This year marks the beginning of the most significant change in television since its introduction." TRANSITION TO DIGITAL TELEVISION UNDERWAY CEMA President Emphasizes Importance of Education Efforts Arlington, VA, March 23, 1998 -- "The launch today of the DTV Express, a digital television educational effort sponsored by Harris Corporation and PBS, underscores the importance of educating broadcasters, retailers and consumers about the transition to digital television," said Gary Shapiro, president of the Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association (CEMA). "High-definition television is an extraordinary technology, but the switch from analog to digital TV can be confusing to consumers. That is why we are working to ensure a transition that is gradual - a transition that gives consumers plenty of time to choose how and when they make the switch to digital. This year marks the beginning of the most significant change in television since its introduction. At the International Consumer Electronics Show in January, manufacturers unveiled the first digital high definition sets, sets that will be on retail shelves this Fall. Broadcasters are preparing to go on the air with high definition broadcasts as early as this Spring - and digital broadcasts are slated to reach the top ten markets by November. As we begin the transition to digital, it is critical to keep consumers informed - about the programming and products available to them and the impact this change will have on their daily lives. Our industry will continue our education efforts with retailers, consumers and the media to ensure a smooth and successful transition." For more information about the digital transition, contact the Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Association at (703) 907-7665, or check out www.cemacity.org. CEMA is a sector of the Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA), the 74-year-old Arlington, Virginia-based trade organization representing all facets of electronics manufacturing. CEMA represents U.S. manufacturers of audio, video, accessories, mobile electronics, communication, information and multimedia products which are sold through consumer channels.