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To: Hal Campbell who wrote (5666)	2/20/1999 7:29:00 PM
From: Hal Campbell	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 17679

And naturally reading that article reignited my crazier- but not impossible - dreams. ( Somehow I do not think that was the author's intent...lol). So Broadcast.com hit a capitalization of 4.8 billion for a little while? Lets imagine for a moment AXC adding a touch of proprietary brand name tech and a TvontheWeb IPO becoming a fact. That probably will happen. Lets imagine the package may end up being a good deal more intriguing than we have imagined. Lets dream a moment that it hits a capitalization of over 4 billion. Nawww...lets just make it a sustainable 2 billion. AXC sure would have a lot of leverage in financial maneuvers of all sorts with their 50%.Their participation in TVontheWeb was initially " an investment" after all. May become much more, but purely as an investment it looks great to me. WAYYY OFF TOPIC I do continue to prefer Groucho to Karl too, BAM. Though Karl was a genius, in my opinion he saw a lake and imagined it the ocean. He never dreamed of the possibility of the degree of discretionary income achieved by many capitalist societies - which broke the old "coal miner to the company store and back to the mines" cycle. Which allowed for diverse economies to grow far beyond the commodities needed to stay alive. ( and actually - in my opinion- we have the very courageous early unions to thank for breaking that cycle.) So off to dream some more capitalist dreams.