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To: Sheri who wrote (47)	4/15/1998 6:25:00 PM
From: Dusty	Respond to of 195

Sheri, don't mean to steal anyone's thunder but I found some information and though folks would enjoy having it posted. TelVue Corporation Shows First Profits Mt. Laurel, NJ May 27, 1997 TelVue Corporation had net income before income taxes of $159,272 on sales of $1,542,844 for the first quarter ended March 31, 1997. In the same period last year the company had a net loss before income taxes of $128,571 on sales of $1,304,382. According to TelVue President and CEO Frank Carcione, It is the first time in the company's history that it has generated net income for a quarter. While a number of things influenced business growth, according to Mr. Carcione, the single largest contributing factor to TelVue's improved performance was an increase of 1.3 million cable-TV subscribers in 1997 over 1996. The Company's services are now available to 8.7 million homes. The increased number of subscribers offset a decrease in the percentage of subscribers purchasing Pay Per View (PPV) movies and events from 26.1% in first quarter 1996 to 24.2% in first quarter 1997. Other factors which helped performance were an increase in use of the company's "National Service Features" and "PPV+" by affiliates. TelVue Corporation provides Automatic Number Identification (ANI) telecommunications services for automated ordering of PPV movies and events to cable-TV systems. Contact: TelVue Corp, Don DeCinque (609)273-8888, decinque@telvue.com Enjoy, Dusty

To: Sheri who wrote (47)	4/15/1998 6:31:00 PM
From: Dusty	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 195

telvue.com This is an interesting site to visit too. Check it out. Sheri, does anyone know when to expect news for TelVue? Dusty

To: Sheri who wrote (47)	4/22/1998 10:44:00 PM
From: Dan Lisman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 195

Warm Fuzzy E-Mail from Investor Relations at TelVue. I sent an E-Mail to TEVE Stockholder Relations asking them to re-release their Pay-Per-View by Internet story and to highlight the TEVE stock symbol. The Internet stocks are hot, and we are tired of being ignored. This is their response: Dan Lisman Dear Dan: Thank you for taking the time to send us an e-mail, we are always happy to hear from our stockholders. As you well know, it is inappropriate for companies to send out news releases for the sole purpose of promoting the company with a goal of moving the stock price. As a result we have a policy of being prudent in releasing information and try to restrict our news to that which materially impacts the business. Further, we need to be cautious in not tipping our hand to the competition by prematurely advancing information relative to new products or business plans. As an example, the "Pay Per View Internet Ordering Story" which was released last month was a major breakthrough in the cable industry. We timed the release of that information to coincide with a Cable TV trade show (where we had a booth demonstrating the product) and supported the announcement with advertising in major industry publications. No one in the industry expected this "breakthrough" and as a result we created a major "event" which was the talk of the show and at the same time caught our competitors "flat-footed", because they did not have a comparable product. We monitor the bulletin board at "www.techstocks" and would love to give our investors something new to talk about, but we want to hold back until we have something really important to say. As you can imagine, as we market the PPV-Internet service, sign up major cable companies as users, develop "partnerships" with other major names in the cable industry and "spin-off" additional features and applications -- there will be sufficient reason to legitimately release information to the public. We always include the symbol "TEVE" in our releases. Keep an eye on our website telvue.com we update that site frequently -- check out the "affiliates section" it will give you an idea of what is going on day to day on an operational basis. Also monitor ppvorder.com and allthingscable.com -- they are two sites we have under development. Again, thank you for writing to us. We are always happy to communicate with shareholders, listen to suggestions and answer any questions you might have. Don DeCinque Vice President, NBD TelVue Corp. (609)273-8888 telvue.com