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To: cm who wrote (7164)	7/19/1998 10:24:00 PM
From: cm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

One More Thought For The Day... Given deal approval, it would seem to make sense that SEEK will incorporate the ABC/Starwave Moneyscope site stock tracking capability into its revamped Personal Finance Channel... whenever that revamping becomes final. BTW, Starwave has a collaborate filtering partner (a kind of predictive profiling) at www.netperceptions.com... I think one may view Net Perceptions as THEIR equivalent (though different) of Aptex Software, SEEK's visitor profiling partner. It's going to be very interesting all the BACK-END profiling tools, etc that SEEK/Starwave will be able to bring to bear on the new portal. Clearly, the MOST advanced stuff available. SEEK already had the lead, a la the May Wired article, in this area, getting closer to the 1:1 holy grail of Web marketing. Interestingly enough, Net Perceptions Recommendation Engine is, I think, called 1:1. Best Regards, SEEKers c m

To: cm who wrote (7164)	7/21/1998 2:13:00 AM
From: cm	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9343

Intriguing Bit From 7/20 ZDNet Article About Women & The Web... "...At the same time, Hearst HomeArts -- an umbrella site for 11 of Hearst's magazine such as Cosmopolitan, Redbook and Good Housekeeping -- is promoting itself more aggressively. This month HomeArts bought an anchor tenancy position on AOL's Food and Home & Gardens channel, and it is in the process of sealing portal relationships with Yahoo, Infoseek and Netscape, says Kathryn Creech, general manager..."