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To: Ed Perry who wrote (3602)	10/13/1998 11:02:00 PM
From: Ed Perry	Respond to of 17679

Nothing really exciting to say about prices. There was no follow through on the downside in price or volume. Now things are quieting down again (the last two days) and closings are at the high giving hammer candles. Also, where support occurred 1 1/16 last week, that price level is now resistance, hence the blocking at 1.00. Actually, I'm glad to see these indications of moreso normal supply and demand. It indicates that the keel is beginning to righten again. Price is still above weekly and daily long longest trend lines. So while I am sure everyone is not happy with current price levels, still the patterns are mildly positive to improving. The upcoming quarterlies may have a lot of writedowns in them. This is actually a good time to bury any newly acquired skeletons once and for all. Ed Perry

To: Ed Perry who wrote (3602)	10/14/1998 12:11:00 AM
From: flickerful	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 17679

Another capability expected to boost video quality is streaming media caching. Inktomi Corp. is working with RealNetworks to integrate the streaming capabilities of RealSystem G2 with its Traffic Server network cache, a platform used by Internet service providers to boost the Internet infrastructure.... RealNetworks is in high gear, and no doubt giving MSFT a run for their money here. and, along with your CNN "twist"... [...real-time audio simulcasts of five networks, live video for breaking news, Headline News video on demand, and "Larry King Live" and "Crossfire" in real time] i expect we'll soon be reading about it with more "frequency". very interesting, ed, yes. flick