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To: VANTAGE who wrote (10177)	1/13/1999 6:03:00 PM
From: jpbp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15313

BECAUSE when they have they say..."Thursday at 7PM EST chat with XYZ from Oppenheimer" or wherever...people WILL tune in. It will bring traffic and that is important from an investor relations standpoint.... No it is not the main business, but it is an integral part....look ANY exposure will onlyhelp this company.... This is a big part. As is the videos that will put on their site aiding the individual investor to strengthen their ability to make good decisions. Are you trying to say that creating name recognition is not important....what??? Why do you think some stocks are trading at beyond fair valuation.....because a LOT can be said for a name... Good night to all: jpbp

To: VANTAGE who wrote (10177)	1/13/1999 6:21:00 PM
From: Wally	Respond to of 15313

Vantage: I do agree with you about the issue of realtime quotes. IMO, (or IOO - in our opinion) it's a very important service and worth the expense to FNTN - especially since logging on and off of coded sites is a pain in the ass (or *** as it would say on FNTN site). I differ with you on one important point. I DO see the purpose in this endeavor. The very charm of Yahoo is its tentacles to the world. With FNTN, we have vertical market/ vertical interest tentacles. Just like the realtime quotes issue, EVERYthing that FNTN can offer within this package is important. Remember, they're not reinventing the wheel with ANY of their services - they're cleaver re-packagers - not unlike Yahoo. regards, Wally