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To: Logistics who wrote (49060)	1/28/1999 10:07:00 PM
From: Logistics	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

NETG - WHY BUY::: This will probably be the meat of the interview: Representative customers include @Home / Excite, British Telecommunications, Cendant, China Internet Corporation, Dentsu Inc., E*Trade, Forbes, HongKong Telecom, HotWired, InfoSeek, iVillage, J. Walter Thompson, CD Now / N2K, Nikkei Business Publications, PC World, Reuters Ltd., Scandinavia Online, Ticketmaster, Toshiba Corporation, Turner Broadcasting (CNN Interactive), The Weather Channel and WhoWhere (now part of Lycos). NetGravity takes a whole-solution approach with its customers, providing a range of services and expertise to ensure that customers are successful in their online advertising ventures. In a 1997 report, Forrester Research ranked NetGravity out of all online ad management solutions as "the best bet," and awarded the company the only ‘A' rating given to an ad management solution provider. "NetGravity has the largest installed base, books the bulk of the industry's revenue, and has weathered the highs and lows of being the market pioneer." - Forrester Research In order to provide its customers with complete solutions, NetGravity has established a number of strategic partnerships. Partners include ABC Interactive, Aptex Software, IBM, Narrative Communications, Oracle, RealNetworks, Solbright, Sun Microsystems, Unicast, and Vignette. CNBC + this interview = guess where this stock is heading 6 Billion ads (20% higher than nearest competitor)+ 100+% rise in revenue = screw the penny IBM + MSFT = stop me I'm insulting everyone's intelligence now Current market rewards the industry leaders, just take a look at IBM, DELL, MSFT, INTC, AMZN, YHOO and AOL. When NETG CEO announces to the world on CNBC tomorrow morning that NETG is the undisputed leader of Internet Ad firms... enough said. Cheers longs.