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To: BHunt who wrote (10016)	1/9/1999 9:50:00 PM
From: BHunt	Respond to of 15313

To: BHunt who wrote (10016)	1/9/1999 10:08:00 PM
From: BHunt	Respond to of 15313

Let try again..From a past FNTN press release. I wanted to refocus on what they said they are building. "Financial Intranet is in the process of establishing the nation's first, proprietary, secured on demand, interactive high-speed video, voice and dedicated data-stream Information Network that will enable enhanced links to be created throughout any vertical market Industry and allow interactive access by the individual user. The Network will integrate Data Warehousing Research and Management services and interactive wireless paging. The proprietary network is customizable for any application, group, franchise or association that requires dynamic information exchange, especially for organizations that are heavily data laden such as Federal, State, Local and City Government Departments, Law Enforcement, Financial, Insurance, Medical and Legal industries. " It has been said that perhaps they have changed their focus from just the financial arena. It looks to me that that has never been their sole focus. It's a W I D E M A R K E T for FNTN services. IMO THIS IS GONNA LOOK GREAT IN THE REAL PR BLITZ. BHunt

To: BHunt who wrote (10016)	1/10/1999 12:30:00 AM
From: VANTAGE	Respond to of 15313

CBNC doesn't cover BB stocks, however BB stocks have been mentioned on the PBS Nightly Business report by guest speakers. In November, James Dines, editor of 'The Dines Letter', appeared and recommended a BB stock called MCNS, which shot from roughly 50 cents to $7. He also appeared on the Bloomberg Forum. Exposer like that would be okay too (understatement).