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To: Ernest Poe who wrote (11021)	11/13/1998 1:06:00 PM
From: The Foxman	Respond to of 119973

Dow Jones story on INFO 11/13 10:37A (DJ) +Infonautics Up 150% As Word Of Co.'s New Web Site Spreads Story 2835 =Infonautics Up-2:Huge Potential Seen In Company Sleuth Site By Joelle Tessler NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Infonautics Inc. (INFO) became the latest tiny company to see its stock take off because it does business on the Internet. Infonautics shares are up 250% as word of the company's new Web site, Company Sleuth, has spread on Wall Street. Company Sleuth searches electronic databases to collect corporate information - including details on insider selling, patents, short interest, domain name registrations, stock ratings, news and chat-room gossip - that investors in particular find useful. "A bunch of people I know in the investment community are checking this out," said Jeff Matthews, portfolio manager at RAM Partners, who sees huge potential in Company Sleuth. Mike Harrold, a technology analyst at the Boca Consulting Group, explained that the service provides information that many people don't have the time to seek out or don't know how to find. "It's like the everyday Joe's personal assistant," he said.