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Microcap & Penny Stocks : cube and mpeg vs. tri-vision and v-chip as an investment -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: stak who wrote (66)	10/20/1998 3:45:00 AM
From: stak	Respond to of 75

DON'T BE ROADKILL ON THE DIGITAL HIGHWAY! Welcome to the Information Highway. The potholed road with no roadmap. If you think the info age has just begun, I'd agree. But at the same time its been here a long time, since after Gutenburg invented the printing press. Its actually the accessibility to info that will change dramatically. The info has been available for ages , but, who goes through the stacks of books at the library anyway. Its the Digital Age that is going to go Supernova. Taking all the info of all time and putting it to 1's and 0's. Digitizing will bring everything to your fingertips. (From text to sound, graphics and finally full screen video). In the future, information will be paramount to power. Unfortunately, technopeasants will be greatly underprivileged. Roadkill- a person who is not digitally literate. A person totally "clued out" to the ways of computers and the net. -Much like an animal that is haplessly run over by a car, they didn't even know what hit them. Soon the Digital Kids will come of age and they'll be the ones driving on the Digital Highway(D-Way). Don't be Roadkill on the Digital Highway Get connected now

To: stak who wrote (66)	10/21/1998 3:37:00 AM
From: stak	Respond to of 75

TRI-VISION INTERNATIONAL LTD/LTEE - PARENTS CAN SHOP FOR PEACE OF MIND ON QVC Article #: 24361 Date: 10/20/98 7:09:03AM Dateline: TORONTO, ON Stock Symbol: TVL Wire: ISDN Tri-Vision's V-gis(tm) V-chip Decoders Available for Sale Nationally on Major U.S. Television Shopping Channel Tri-Vision International Ltd./Ltee is pleased to announce that it will sell its V-gis(tm) v-chip decoders nationally via major U.S. television shopping channel QVC on Wednesday, October 21 at 4 p.m. eastern time. The V-gis(tm) decoder helps parents choose what television programs do and do not come into their homes and is also available at Sam's Clubs, H.H. Gregg's and Toys R Us stores nationwide. It can block out violent and inappropriate programming. "QVC serves as an additional retailer for us and one which precisely delivers our core target audience of moms ages 25 to 45,'' said Todd Grunberg, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development for Tri-Vision. "For those customers who want a bargain on a v-chip decoder, I would suggest they call QVC on Wednesday, October 21 at 4 p.m." The Tri-Vision segment on QVC will be highlighted by the live appearance of the award winning Canadian v-chip inventor, Tim Collings. Collings invented the v-chip after the massacre of 14 female Canadian engineering students. He will display the v-chip, V-gis(tm) software and demonstrate how it easily blocks programs with excessive violence, sex, dialogue and language. Tri-Vision International Ltd./Ltee is a public company founded in 1986 and trades on Canada's Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol TVL. Tri-Vision Electronics Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tri-Vision International Ltd./Ltee, holds the exclusive global rights to the proprietary v-chip technology developed by award-winning Canadian inventor, Tim Collings. For investor information, contact Century Communications Corporation at (888) 298-8551 (toll free), visit the Company Website at tri-vision.ca or e-mail to tri-vision@tri-vision.ca. For public relations information, contact McGee Best Frank & Ingram at (615) 255-6234 ext. 116 or e-mail to cc@mbfi-nashville.com. Visit the V-gis(tm) Website at v-gis.com.