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To: zurdo who wrote (5074)	1/24/1999 1:14:00 PM
From: Mark[ox5]	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

<<<In the case of DBCC, it doesn't matter how well MKTW does, since DBCC won't benefit much from MKTW's price increases, whereas NAVR will benefit from NETradio's success because of its 50% ownership...JMHO... >> That part is incorrect.... DBCC holds 38% of MKTW post-IPO NAVR will hold 50% of NetRadio post-IPO so when you say DBCC won't benefit much from MKTW's price increase, yet NAVR will ... thats a bit misleading. 12% holding interest isn't that much difference. MALL is the most direct tie in of course, with 80% ownership of UBID. Mark

To: zurdo who wrote (5074)	1/24/1999 1:20:00 PM
From: Colin Thorpe	Respond to of 27722

Ditto thanks for your thoughts as well, keep up the good work Ct

To: zurdo who wrote (5074)	1/24/1999 1:27:00 PM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27722

If IPO not announced soon, we're screwed MTV's looking for a music site, so Broadcast.com stock flew as it's perceived as being in the running and that's what made NAVR go up in sympathy. If NAVR waits much beyond earnings release to announce the IPO, many will lose faith and sell their stock as international economic crisis pressure continues to weigh on the markets, and eventually on the Internet Euphoric stock run. Timing is everything, and if they wait till 2/9, as many have suggested, there will be a great buying opportunity between earnings release and then to get into this stock a lot cheaper. So I will wait till after earnings release before adding any more NAVR to my position. These guys screwed us once before for the same reason, and stand to lose all credibility if they do it again. Once- shame on you, Twice- shame on me.

To: zurdo who wrote (5074)	1/24/1999 2:23:00 PM
From: MyAssets	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 27722

Tell me if my math is correct: NAVR currently holds 85% of NETRadio, VVTV has 15% NETRadio. After the IPO NAVR retains 50% of their original 85% or Post IPO = 42.5%, VVTV has 15% and the remaining 42.5% of shares will be NETRadio's and the shareholders. or maybe it's easier to read like this: PRE IPO: NAVR 85%, VVTV 15% Post IPO: NAVR 42.5%, VVTV 15%, NETRadio 42.5% Now of these 42.5% of NETRadio shares how many will be offered to the public and how many will be retained by NETRadio? <--- Is this a factor? OK now who is the number cruncher here. Does this mean anything to anybody? You can only predict without any good base numbers. My 2 cents worth on the take is: Depending on the amount of shares offered at the IPO. If the float is low NAVR and NETRadio are going to fly. Maybe the number cruncher can look this up From previous IPO's: What is the % of the parent company shares compared to the # of shares offered at the IPO? Can you feel the vise tightening for a squeeze? If there is say half of the 1.9M shares short we are in for one heck of a thriller. Wait till I tell my friends in the Rock-N-Roll capitol about NETRadio. Sorry for the long post, but I just couldn't help myself for thinking of this. Maybe someone can make some sense of it? Go NAVR !!!!!