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To: bundashus who wrote (319)	1/7/1999 9:41:00 PM
From: B. A. Marlow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1260

You are so right, bundashus. The conventional wisdom is that BCST doesn't stand a chance because the networks will muscle in. Such ignorance. Alas, most people won't even take the trouble to understand what business BCST is in. (It's all public record.) They'd rather chase butterflies. As I've said many times, it's a Big Picture. "So let 'em eat cake...." Buy, HOLD, retire. BAM P.S. Want to laugh? As of this writing, there are 998 SI messages for ZAP vs. 320 for BCST. Just astounding!

To: bundashus who wrote (319)	1/8/1999 4:07:00 AM
From: Sea Hunter	Respond to of 1260

Great day! More to come! I agree with the notion john q investor doesn't get this this company. I was watching cnbc and they were doing a piece on the tech expo in Vegas. There was a segment on hooking your TV, phone, and PC all together. This was the vision of the near future. Think about it watching your TV on line. I have a great 17 inch monitor but my 30 inch sony kicks its ass. What if I could watch a movie on demand, or any game I wanted. The possibilities are endless. Who do you think would benefit from it? You guessed it. BCST. I like the alliances Cuban is setting up, with his streaming capabilities the sky is the limit. Or should I say cyber-space is the limit. Okay I will get off my soap box now. Good luck to all. SH