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To: telebob who wrote (21)	11/30/1998 5:15:00 AM
From: William Harvey	Respond to of 62

telebob, Yes it does. They've got 40 or 50 of their artists' original works at integinc.com I've bought CDs there. Once, when I purchased something that had just gone out of stock, someone called (over the snail phone) to tell me they would not be able to fill the order. My guess is Didax is too 'big' to do that. <ggg> WH

To: telebob who wrote (21)	11/30/1998 5:33:00 AM
From: VivB	Respond to of 62

Telebob, not only does ITGR have Internet sales capability, but a quick search revealed at least one other AMEN competitor: Media Management, Inc. which is a privately held company. You can visit their WEB sites & search engine and judge for yourself --> Media Management: Web Sites mediamanagement.net GOSHEN Christian Search Engine and Directory botcw.com AMEN got a new CEO in April. When I did a "news search" I found much more published information about AMEN than ITGR. This leads me to conclude that AMEN has a very "media savvy" CEO. While that is certainly an important element for building shareholder value, I'm not sure it is worth the premium that Didax is now trading at. Speculation on AMEN's Yahoo message board was talking about AMEN doubling to $40 on Monday.