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To: Pluvia who wrote (1742)	12/1/1998 2:18:00 PM
From: Pluvia	Respond to of 3015

More Devastating News for SRCM From the Western Cable Show... GI Will License Sony's Home Networking Software Module and Aperios OS; Sony Will Purchase 7.5 Million Shares of GI dljdirect.com <<<In May, Sony and GI jointly demonstrated a prototype DCT-5000+ advanced digital set-top terminal equipped with Sony's Aperios real-time operating system and Home Networking Module middleware at the National Cable Television Association (NCTA) Cable '98 convention in Atlanta. The demonstration illustrated a variety of exciting home network applications, such as high-speed Internet access, smooth video telephony, and an integrated user interface that allows for easy inter-control of multiple digital AV electronics appliances.>>> Additional proof SRCM will not be able to sell their internet access product (virtual modem) - if they ever get it in a running format. The intense battle to roll out the new beed of cable settop box is again proven here, and will be further proven this week at the Western Cable Show... Keep in mind when these new cable settop boxes are out, no one needs SRCM's program guide either, because any cable company can do a deal with the local newspaper's website to provide local content, advertising sales, news weather etc for the cable companies web page - they sure as heck don't need SRCM's ridiculous web page they call a program guide. Or, any association with SRCM's bankrupt buffoons. All comments IMO Cheers Steve