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To: Link Lady who wrote (2944)	6/2/1998 2:30:00 PM
From: coyote	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5743

from the same post No 76 "According to data from California's Kaiser Family Foundation, 45 percent of parents are "not at all likely" to go out and buy a TV or a set-top box equipped with a V-chip in the next year or two. A further 24 percent said they were "not too likely" to do so. " No investors in their wildest dreams expected 100% of parents to go out and invest.It would take a long time to even supply the 31% of parents that were not mentioned.As far as the general buying population is concerned, a poll would mean more if it is taken after product is on the market and they have been exposed to TVL's well planned (hopefully)media blitz IMO. If only 1% of parents ordered a set top box for immediate delivery TVL would have to up the production rate to supply in the near term