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To: Jeff Dryer who wrote (667)	1/6/1999 1:24:00 AM
From: brk	Respond to of 28311

Jeff, thanks for the info on methodology. I feel that GNET is undervalued in relation to some others in the sector. Strong company that keeps powering ahead. I've been long since March and I'm hanging on for the next upsurge...I can just feel it coming.

To: Jeff Dryer who wrote (667)	1/6/1999 5:15:00 AM
From: jk28	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Jeff, Great acquisition. I just visited the hot100 website, I like it very much. I/we really do appreciate you guys & what you have made for us all. I wish gnet will hit a new high soon. BTW, where in Seattle do you live? j

To: Jeff Dryer who wrote (667)	1/12/1999 12:10:00 AM
From: KJ Duke	Respond to of 28311

To GNET Management If I may make a few suggestions as an interested shareholder. A Stock split this week would probably be a smart move - keeping the momentum going, i.e.BCST - contributing to more "free" media exposure, and no doubt more traffic on G2N sites, no need to wait for a stable price or earnings release. A higher stock price, more exposure, and a very aggressive approach to acquisitions will result in a tremendous amount of momentum, creating a sell-fulfilling phophecy with very cheap currency with which to build a dominant portfolio. As a former WS sell-side analyst, I am very excited with my equity stake in GNET given the business decisions, content, and strategies I've seen so far. I'm not sure how much experience you have in-house with respect to IR and dealing with the Street, but I'd be happy to offer some free and unbiased advice (I'm no longer in the investment banking business, not to worry) that may be helpful - if you'll be in LA, I'd be happy to meet you.