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To: John Curtis who wrote (2862)	5/15/1998 12:51:00 PM
From: DKR	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27311

FWIW:21st-Century Polymer Batteries and Web Product and Industry Directories: This Week on "Emerging Company Report," Redox Technology Corp. and Maxnet Inc. HOLLYWOOD (May 15) BUSINESS WIRE -May 15, 1998--"Emerging Company Report," the nationally syndicated television program that profiles emerging growth companies (http://www.emergingcompany.com), features interviews with the chief executive officers of Redox Technology Corp. (OTC/BB:RDOX) and Maxnet Inc. (OTC/BB:MXNT). The television program is being produced "on location" this week from The Las Vegas Money Show at Bally's Resort. Redox Technology is engaged in the research and development of advanced rechargeable batteries. Its polymer-based battery technology offers longer life from a smaller size and weight along with the ability not to lose charge capacity from partial charges and discharges. The company is also developing polymer-based batteries to replace lead-acid units currently used in automobiles, which the company reports could last the life of the vehicle. Maxnet has developed WebPhoneBook.com, a unique and exciting industry and product directory on the Internet. It is described by the company as going beyond all existing online directories and electronic Yellow Pages by completely encompassing entire industries in simple-to-use, interactive categories. With each ZIP code listing representing $500 annual revenue at the introductory price and with more than 30,000 ZIP codes available, the potential exists for each industry to generate a minimum of $15 million a year.