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To: Goodboy who wrote (6771)	2/1/1999 9:49:00 AM
From: Nimbus	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 21142

Pure emotion Perhaps you ARE allergic. You can't debate the SFA numbers ... they speak for themselves. Thank you. BTW ... DIVA now has 7 sites with paying sites, and will double that shortly. In your informed opinion, when will SFA/CCUR be able to say they have at least 10 active revenue VOD residential sites ? (I expect NO prediction from you other than "soon" because even SFA doesn't even know). Even the simplest service has not been turned on in even ONE site. WAKE UP MAN !!! My comment wasn't that DIVA would displace SFA but rather TW and/or SFA MIGHT look to use a server that is field-hardened in order to turn VOD interactive service on faster. Several Millions of dollars of revenue is lost per day "waiting" for the service to be brought on-line. Of the 4 base players, the CCUR server is the only one that has yet to be field proven with 100s of active streams into paying homes. This is a MAJOR worry, and the touted cost advantage, if any, might no longer be worth the wait or risk. The Other 3 players are actively working on lower cost second generation machines that if unveiled in 99 (which is very likely) will make sledding very tough for First generation machines. It's called BUSINESS. I do appreciate your contributions but when you respond by attacking the poster rather than attacking the issue, you show your true colors.