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To: Daniel Miller who wrote (4491)	3/10/1999 12:55:00 PM
From: musicguy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9115

Ahhh that means profits? That to me seems to be a long way off, but it's ok for us to disagree. You still do not say why those efforts will make them money, but lets let that go for a second... What lies were in the Bloomberg article? If there were indeed untruths, are you planning to sue them for libel? Where did they lie? was it this: "He said last week that he was miffed when Bloomberg criticized him for putting out a market-moving stock recommendation on Filtered Souls Entertainment, a record company without ever having spoken to management (which might have shared with him the sorry news it shared with Bloomberg when we called: no earnings and negligible revenue.) ''There is no reason to speak to the company when I was speaking to the paid promoters --Twin Towers Financial,'' he said. I would call HEAL, but there is no reason to speak to the company if you say you like it..... MG

To: Daniel Miller who wrote (4491)	3/10/1999 12:56:00 PM
From: Reverseman	Respond to of 9115

Something of interest to all invesotrs here is a great PR for a good undervalued internet company: ACTIVEWORLDS.COM CREATES EUROPEAN ALLIANCE WITH FUJITSU LTD. SUBSIDIARY, AMDAHL RESOURCES NEWBURYPORT, Mass. - March 10, 1999 -- Activeworlds.com, Inc. (OTC BB: AWLD) today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Amdahl Resources Internet (ARI), a division of Fujitsu Limited (FJTSF) and a leading global IT consultant corporation with over 8000 consultants. Amdahl Resources will represent Activeworlds.com and its Internet products, primarily Active Worlds, in the European marketplace. This alliance will give Activeworlds.com a solid European base of operations that will help promote its Internet product line throughout the European marketplace as well as reinforces the ARI presence at the forefront of the Internet technology marketplace. “This new department is concentrating on Internet solutions, encompassing the entire range from e-commerce, legacy system interfaces, through to future technologies, such as 3D and similar systems,” said Mike Beale, Internet Services Manager of ARI. “We see a possible partnership here, that as a result of Activeworlds.com, we as a company would get a name and a presence in this emerging industry.” “ARI is proud to be seen as an alliance partner with the leading 3D, multi-user, interactive technology on the web,” said Graham Evans of ARI. “We see the future of the Internet in 3D, and it is no longer a case that 3D is nice to have, rather it is now seen as what people expect, and Activeworlds is the best technology available.” “This expansion into the European Marketplace with ARI greatly solidifies our global market,” said JP McCormick, Chairman of Activeworlds.com. “Alliances with companies like Amdahl allow Activeworlds.com to rapidly become the standard of 3D VR on the Internet. By offering our technology, Activeworlds.com gains worldwide representation and ARI truly moves to the cutting edge of a burgeoning worldwide market.”

To: Daniel Miller who wrote (4491)	3/10/1999 1:02:00 PM
From: musicguy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9115

Or perhaps THIS: "Miller has admitted other shortcomings that, while perhaps committed out of naivete, might give securities regulators pause. On March 2 on Silicon Investor, he said of Filtered Souls Entertainment, his big recommendation of Feb. 22, ''the company is playing me,'' explaining that ''they tell me one thing and it doesn't happen.'' Hmmmmmmmm...... Securities regulators looking at you? MG

To: Daniel Miller who wrote (4491)	3/10/1999 1:06:00 PM
From: musicguy	Respond to of 9115

This much is undeniably true. The SEC is watching you..... "The SEC would not discuss whether Miller, with his oversights and hints, might be doing anything that warranted regulatory action, but a spokesman was willing to say that the agency is not restricted from bringing an action because of a person's age." That is as it SHOULD be.... "But Harvey Pitt, former enforcement chief at the SEC who has represented such securities law violators as Ivan Boesky, says Miller offers regulators the potential for an action on allegations that range from inadequate disclosure to as much as fraud. ''What is required is that people know what they're getting when they tune into you,'' says Pitt. ''And my assumption is that he can't do that because if he did, nobody would pay attention to him.'' I can only speak for myself, but if Mr. Pitt had made those comments about me, I'd be a little concerned. This part in particular would scare the poopie out of me Danny, "the potential for an action on allegations that range from inadequate disclosure to as much as fraud" MG