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Gold/Mining/Energy : Infowave Wireless Messaging IW:TSE -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: LABMAN who wrote (30)	1/14/1999 6:38:00 AM
From: StockPro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1690

News ... Infowave shareholder boosts public relations effort Infowave Wireless Messaging Inc - IWM Shares issued 11,653,000 1999-01-13 close $1.83 Thursday Jan 14 1999 Mr. Jim McIntosh reports One of Infowave Software, Inc.'s principal shareholders, Gary McIntosh, has agreed to assist the company with its financial public relations efforts. Mr. McIntosh has engaged, at his expense, High Street Capital and Marketing Ltd. to undertake a public relations initiative on behalf of Infowave. This initiative will be undertaken concurrently with the investor relations activities presently being implemented by The Investor Relations Group under an agreement with Infowave announced in September 1998. Under the previously announced agreement, IRG was retained to develop and co-ordinate a North American financial communications strategy. Infowave is already experiencing increased analyst coverage, newsletter coverage and general awareness within the financial community of its achievements and prospects. The program has also reinforced the sales and marketing campaigns for Infowave's imaging and wireless computing software. The public relations initiative being undertaken by High Street Capital and Marketing Ltd. is designed to increase the profile of Infowave domestically and internationally. Although Infowave is not a party to the High Street agreement, it is understood that Mr. McIntosh has agreed to finance all disbursements incurred in the program and to provide a private option to High Street to purchase shares from his holdings in the company.