Silicon Investor (SI) -- The First Internet Community

STOCKTALK

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor. We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community. If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.

Technology Stocks : Source Media SRCM -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Smilodon who wrote (2080)	1/12/1999 1:28:00 PM
From: MW	Respond to of 3015

<<Looks like a good script. This could get them in the promoter hall of fame.>> Right after you and augie get a grammy for becoming the 4th and 5th blind mice. Really archer, why are you wasting your time here?? what is your motive?? You have reduced your insight into trying to figure out why and when srcm releases it's good news and have totally lost out on the fact that there are good announcements to begin with. Now I've spoken with you a number of times and I KNOW you are not stupid[actually quite the opposite] and I also know you have done some good dd. Only someone with an ulterior motive would IGNORE all the positive developments and still crow the same old shit. Imagine, you are more concerned about when srcm formally announces aol/digitalcities than the fact that there is a business relationship at all. That is numbing!! Sorry John, your credibility is wearing very thin. MW

To: Smilodon who wrote (2080)	1/13/1999 1:23:00 PM
From: MW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3015

hey archer, where did the broadcast.com news fit into your scenario?? Oh I got it. Tim Peters new yesterday about Brazil, and the overseas market sell off and knew the internet stocks would get killed early and knowing if srcm didn't release something real good the stock would drop below 20 and then he couldn't force conversion of the warrents thus forcing srcm out of business in 6 months and he couldn't use the insight deal because he needs that in 18 days and he couldn't use the aol/digitalcities news cause he needs that next week some time. So he calls up broadcast.com because they were the hottest internet stock the last 2 days and he gets them to agree to a misleading and hyped press release and promises them cheap warrents which could be exercsized immediately at a huge profit which could be sold and not noticed because of all the other insider selling taking all the attention, soon followed by the auditors stepping in and pulling their opinion and restating the financials coupled with the devastating effet of the classless action suit thus forcing the ULTIMATE DEMISE of this sham co. <<DJ: Source Media Launches Streaming Internet Audio Content; Extends Interactive (PR Newswire(DowVision) 01/13 09:05:51) Agency Business to the Web and Digital TV DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 13, 1999--Leveraging its significant base of interactive advertisers, Source Media, Inc. (NASDAQ:SRCM) today announced the release of its syndicated Internet Audio programming. This streaming audio content will be hosted by broadcast.com the leading aggregator and broadcaster of streaming media programming on the web. This expansion of Source's Interactive Agency delivers the first one-stop shop for streaming interactive content and advertising over all three consumer platforms - PC, Telephone, and Digital Cable TV. SourceMedia Streaming Audio delivers more than 15,000 vertically targeted, advertiser-driven audio programs. These programs are produced and broadcast around the clock from the Company's Dallas-based production studios. Source Media content is currently delivered to more than 600 individual voice servers located in markets across North America and the Caribbean. The content is promoted in printed guides appearing in over 100 million yellow pages directories and 25 million daily newspapers. These advertising-sponsored vertical content categories are today accessed over 500,000,000 times per year. By launching SourceMedia streaming audio content over the Web, Source Media is extending its local vertical content strategy, where content designed specifically for vertical market sponsorship is made available over the web, telephone, and later this quarter, for the first time, interactive Digital Cable TV with Insight Communications. Source Media's streaming audio news, weather, sports, business, and entertainment content is marketed to Web developers as a native enhancement to their Websites. You can experience Source Media streaming audio at itn-net.com. Source Media creates a new online media streaming standard by delivering LocalSource(TM) proprietary streaming media and exclusive advertising sponsorships to all three consumer media platforms - PC, Telephone, and Digital Cable TV. "We become the first one-stop shop for cross-platform online media campaigns," said Dan Maitland, President of Source Media's IT Network. "These developments strengthen Source's strategy to lever the local vertical advertising component of its revenue structure, supported by approximately 100 advertising staff, with exciting new Internet content sales opportunities. Source Media's proprietary, localized streaming content, Web capabilities, and patented VirtualModem(TM) Digital Cable technology give Source the tactical capabilities to generate new online revenues, leverage the largest streaming media online advertiser base in the US, and deliver cross-platforming capabilities over PC, Telephone, and Digital Cable TV. Source Media is a leader in localized new media content, advertising and technology. Source Media's Interactive Agency, IT Network, provides streaming media content and advertising services over PC, Telephone and Digital Cable TV. Source's Interactive Channel is the localized interactive cable TV programming service designed for today's digital cable TV programming tiers. VirtualModem(TM) develops and markets the intellectual property, software, and patents behind the company's interactive cable TV technology, which includes Internet on TV. I guess i finaaly get it . Thanks for your patience. mw