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Microcap & Penny Stocks : ETPI-Military Entertainment Enters Civilian Market -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: wallstreeter who wrote (2617)	12/23/1998 9:58:00 AM
From: TerriB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4767

FYI - Maybe etpi can get added to this site: C.I.C. Research Targets New ''E-tailers'' and Supplies E-tail Specific Data AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 23, 1998--The Center for Internet Commerce, an independent entity with no relation to any publicly traded companies, promotional firms or holdings in any referenced company, is providing essential research to analysts, brokers, investors and other members of the financial community through their offices and a new, free Web site located at www.e-tail.org, complete with access to free real-time quotes, Internet indexes and more. The research contained on the page provides critical data potentially affecting companies involved in the rapidly growing form of commerce known as e-tailing. Both companies who have devoted their business to on-line sales as well as those who have simply added a new revenue stream through that medium are noted and included. Companies involved in e-tail currently include Zales Corporation (NYSE:ZLC), Cyberian Outpost (Nasdaq:COOL), Electronics Boutique Holdings (Nasdaq:ELBO), CDW Computer (Nasdaq:CDWC), CompUSA (NYSE:CPU), Creative Computers (Nasdaq:MALL), Nokia Corporation (NYSE:NOKa), Intel Corp. (Nasdaq:INTC), Imall (Nasdaq:IMAL) and on-line auctioneer, Ubid (Nasdaq:UBID). The burgeoning sales reported throughout this holiday season have validated many companies' foray to the Internet. Hotel mainstays such as Hilton Hotels (NYSE:HLT), Circus Circus (NYSE:CIC) and Mirage (NYSE:MIR) now accept bookings through the Internet. Also included among the e-tail research are site features related to tech companies such as Motorola Inc (NYSE:MOT), Unisys Corp. (NYSE:UIS) and Wang Labs (Nasdaq:WANG). The site may be accessed completely free of charge at www.e-tail.org from anywhere on the World Wide Web. The Center for Internet Commerce is a free, informational outlet designed as a service to a quickly growing industry. The creators of this site hold no public opinion of any publicly traded equity and usage of the free site shall constitute agreement to hold harmless the creators for any information contained therein. CONTACT: The Center for Internet Commerce, Austin Z. Matters, 877/244-1608 www.e-tail.org