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To: Jenna who wrote (10870)	7/1/1998 10:54:00 AM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

NSOL..still holding but this one I'm very interested in holding at or around their earnings date which is 13th of July....and yes this one has profits. The table below list the activity of NSOL after their last earnings report,and following that are some interesting news items that will also weigh favorably on this company. NETWORK SOLUTIONS INC CL A- NSOL - DAILY PRICES DATE OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE VOLUME --------------------------------------------------------------- 04/28/98 45.250 46.500 43.875 46.312 405,800 04/29/98 46.500 51.875 46.250 49.875 472,300 04/30/98 51.000 53.000 50.500 53.000 360,500 05/01/98 54.500 55.437 53.000 55.000 344,800 05/04/98 56.750 56.750 52.750 53.375 386,700 6/10/98 - Net registrar adds international offices - Network Solutions Inc. (NSOL) outlined plans Wednesday to expand by opening offices in Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Previously the company said it would offer domain registration through offices in Europe and Asia. "We're seeing increased demand, and we are extending our International Premier Partner program to meet it," said senior vice president Doug Wolford. He added Richard Tindal, a native Australian, has been hired for the global sales effort. Inter@ctive Week Online (June 5, 1998) - After nearly a year of intensive deliberations and consultation, The U.S. Department of Commerce on Friday said it will hand over nearly all major decisions for the next generation of Internet addressing systems to a corporation to be formed by the private sector. *articles reprinted courtesy of Comtex and Reuters.