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To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (1293)	6/3/1998 6:40:00 PM
From: MJ	Respond to of 5102

Esecurities Question----Reuters is providing the system---are they also the designers of the technology. And, what wireless company are they contracting with. Second question---do you know of other companies doing the same or is this unique to Reuters. Technology keeps moving us along---to what I am not totally sure. MJ

To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (1293)	6/5/1998 10:18:00 AM
From: Len White	Respond to of 5102

This looks to be a very good product. $115.00 per month for unlimited real-time news and quotes. There are no carrier fees, no roaming charges, or any additional charges except the exchange fees, according to the representative I spoke with. So this means you can sign up in DC and use it in NY. LA, New Orleans, and Atlanta are blacked out. I'm thinking DBCC should port Signal to the PalmPilot and Windows CE. Wireless without connection fees is irresistible in my view.

To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (1293)	6/7/1998 1:06:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5102

money.com and OnlineInvestor declare [DBCC]s CBS.MarketWatch The Best; MarketWatch Palm III? SPECIAL ISSUE:MONEY MAGAZINE'S GUIDE TO ONLINE INVESTING SUMMER 1998 Best of the Web:Stock Jockeys "...WHETHER YOU PREFER Rather, Jennings or Brokaw, there's really no question about which site you should use to get your market news. CBS Marketwatch, a joint venture between CBS and market information provider DBC, is the best provider ofup-to-date market information online...CBS Marketwatch is a find..." &copy 1998 Time Inc. The Premier Issue of OnlineInvestormagazine [July/Aug 1998] Your Guide To The Best Financial Sites On The Internet CBS MarketWatch made best ://news sites and rated highest in this category (over CNNfn, ABCnews.com, Investor's Business Daily, MSNBC, Reuters MoneyNet, and The Street.com...in the best //:market data category DBC Online, [DBCC]s InSite and DBCC alliance partner freerealtime.com made the 'bookmark' cut... &copy 1998 StockTrends Inc.... This issue of Online Investoralso has some excellent feature articles including 'How to Deconstruct a Stock Tip'...a ten-step strategy, of which, step six Probe industries or sectors advises "...look at the raw numbers. CBS MarketWatch* gives away some of the best market data on the web..."* conclusion: DBCC needs to come out with the MarketWatch Palm (III)...and game, set and match...............

To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (1293)	8/6/1998 5:39:00 PM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5102

CBS.MW PALM 16:53 [CBS,DBCC,MSFT] CBS.MARKETWATCH.COM TO OFFER FINANCIAL DATA FOR WINDOWS CE PLATFORM--cbs.mw headline news "...CBS MarketWatch ( cbs.marketwatch.com ), the World Wide Web's premier financial site, today launched new real-time financial products, using real-time quotes from Data Broadcasting Corp. (DBC), for the Windows CE platform, making the availability of financial data even more convenient and affordable. CBS MarketWatch said its MarketWatch RT quote service can now be accessed by handheld and palmtop PCs running under the Windows CE operating system via wireless communications. In addition, a customized version of the advertising-supported CBS MarketWatch site, with real-time news and delayed quotes, has also been launched for these portable devices. The new applications allow professional and individual investors access to real-time financial information, including personal portfolio tracking, anywhere, any time. All they need is a Windows CE device with a wireless modem and a web browser to access unlimited real-time quotes, charts and fundamental data, as well as news and market commentary from the CBS MarketWatch Web site. To use MarketWatch RT for Windows CE, current and new subscribers can point their browsers to rt.marketwatch.com and choose the format that meets their needs. A similar service for the popular Palm Pilot will be available soon. ''This represents a major milestone for investors on the move,'' said Larry Kramer, President and CEO of CBS MarketWatch. ''For the first time, serious investors can access industrial strength real-time financial data at an affordable price using the latest popular portable computing devices. Today's market volatility makes it imperative that serious traders never be too far from what's happening on Wall Street..." source: &copy 1998 biz.yahoo.com San Francisco Money Show begins tomorrow...