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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Zulu-tek, Inc. (ZULU) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Terry T. who wrote (11626)	7/30/1998 11:22:00 AM
From: PartyTime	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18444

I'm printing this because it's awfully quiet around here, plus the whole time I've been posting on SI (going back to the early 2000's) I've never heard the term WebDeliver mentioned. This comes from the echoMEDIA webpage, out of zulugroup.com : NETMASTER GROUP ACQUIRES WEB DELIVER NEWPORT, RI - Oct. 20, 1997 - Netmaster Group, Inc. (Nasdaq/BB: NETZ) said today is has acquired from RoseWare LLC, of Asheville NC, two unique software programs used by software publishers and computer hardware manufactures to advertise or sell their products via CD-ROMs and through the World Wide Web. Prodigy, Adobe and IBM are among the leading Internet and hardware companies with which the principals of RoseWare have negotiated service contracts that will be fulfilled by Netmaster Group, Inc., and its wholly-owned subsidiary echoMEDIA. WebDeliver enables a computer user to preview a new software product without a credit card or without even having pre-configured the user's computer for an Internet service. After a prescribed trial, WebDeliver prompts the user to sign up for recurring Internet access or to purchase the software product. Another product, to be known as EchoRESPONSE Card combines electronic product registration with multimedia advertising/content distribution. It provides free electronic registration capabilities to select distribution partners in exchange for the right to sell a portion of the partner's unused storage space on their Internet-enabled CD-ROMS and/or hard disk drives. Advertisers who have used this technology include Eastman Kodak and United Airlines. These two unique software solutions expand Netmaster's array of innovative technologies that meet the demanding needs of advertisers and Web sites anxious to capitalize on the vast marketing potential of digital electronic media, including the World Wide Web and CD-ROMs. The company already markets Sesame-Ad, a state-of-the-art software program which, for the first time, allows advertisers to run full-length TV-like commercials on the Web. Its While You Wait product enables advertisers to present selling messages, promotions or incentives directly to computer users seamlessly and automatically. Netmaster Group, Inc., is a diversified holding company which acquires and finances Internet businesses.