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To: Martin E. Frankel who wrote (17912)	2/24/1999 4:54:00 PM
From: The Swordsman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Marty, You can however, amplify a NEW PR with some detail from old PR's if it builds on a base of knowledge. Thank you!! You just cleared-up your own statements! In fact, your entire post is a "masterpiece" of contradiction. No contradiction here. I thought I made myself very clear and with an appropriate illustration. What you see here is a portion of today's PR from IMALL. They have managed to blend these old accomplishments into the body of the new PR. Essentially PR'ing them a second time. They've been able to do this because the point of today's PR is building upon the previous PR's mentioning these Symbols. Do we do that? Should we do that? Youbetchyerass we should!! That is if we had a PR firm that knew its ass from the hole in the wall. Hope this is helpful. No rocket science here. Message 8011360 According to a recent survey conducted by the leading Internet research firm, Jupiter Communications, the average online mall contains only 19 small to mid-sized stores with minimal, if any, real Web presence. Besides its appealing look and feel, and the cost-effective means for small businesses to conduct E-commerce, it has been able to attract over 100 merchants, including such big-name merchants as Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS), Bugle Boy, Omaha Steaks, Music Boulevard, eToy, Beyond.com (NASDAQ: BYND) and Cyberian Outpost (NASDAQ: COOL).