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To: Victor Cassella who wrote (933)	4/2/1998 9:42:00 AM
From: Greenie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2393

In response to your question. It is my understanding that this year will bring new contracts (w/ FOX or otherwise) that will allow Supervision to be used for away games as well as home games. I believe that as we get a little further into the season, Supervison will be installed into new parks for the away game use. As to ESPN, understand that the big draw to FOX is that they will have Supervision and ESPN will not. There is a big competition between ESPN and the growing FOX NET. If you read articles in the NY Times (I posted a lot of them this winter) you will see that FOX is buying up most of the local market sports channels to directly compete with ESPN. I view this as a good thing. Perhaps we would really luck out if FOX and ESPN both wanted Supervison, and one of them had to pay extra to get the exclusive right to use it.