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To: STEAMROLLER who wrote (6233)	7/1/1998 1:03:00 PM
From: r q lad	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8798

Steamroller - NSCP, the +4 jump came in two increments that exactly corresponded to two morning presentations on CNBC. 1st presentation, +2. 2nd presentation +2. Look for a pull back tomorrow or this week, IMO. rl

To: STEAMROLLER who wrote (6233)	7/1/1998 1:13:00 PM
From: Jeffrey_J	Respond to of 8798

NSCP - possibile partner dont laugh but ESVS/ZULU not DCLK from ADAGE.... Netscape's Mr. Evans However, said Mr. Evans at Netscape, "The entire business model of a third-party rep firm is competitive up and down the line." He said he's been satisfied with the sales business he's been receiving from ZuluMedia, which represents Netscape on a non-exclusive basis. However, Netscape's relationship going forward with ESVS/ZULU will be based to a large extent on how it redefines its Web site strategy, Mr. Evans added. Netscape is talking to various industry partners and "evaluating our options," said Lynn Carpenter, director of Web site marketing for Netscape. She declined to give further details. Other clients of ESVS/ZULU, which reported $40 million in revenues last year, include ZDNet, Playboy.com and Microsoft's Hotmail.