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To: RocketMan who wrote (8028)	3/26/1999 9:33:00 AM
From: Boplicity	Respond to of 41369

The Motley Fool Announces Deals with Yahoo! and Netscape ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 26 /PRNewswire/ -- The Motley Fool, operator of the premiere personal finance and investment site on the Internet (http://www.fool.com) announced an agreement with Yahoo! (Nasdaq: YHOO) to continue to provide cutting-edge stock market news and analysis to Yahoo! Finance and with Netscape Communications Corp. to provide investing and tax education information to the Netscape Personal Finance Channel. In renewing its deal with Yahoo!, The Motley Fool will continue to provide in-depth features like the Lunchtime and Evening News, the Daily Double, and conference calls to Yahoo! Finance. In addition, The Motley Fool will now provide Yahoo! Finance with news headlines related to specific companies that will link to the stories on The Motley Fool site. In its first partnership with Netscape, The Motley Fool will contribute valuable educational content like "8 Steps to Getting Started" in the Investing Basics area on the Netscape Personal Finance Channel on Netcenter. "Foolish Tax Tips" will also appear on Netcenter's Tax Basics Sub-Channel area. "We're thrilled to be able to expose our content to such a wide audience," said Fool Business Development Czar Bernie Dietz. "Yahoo! and Netscape are two of the biggest and best portals on the Internet. We're confident their users will enjoy and benefit from reading the latest offerings from The Motley Fool." The Motley Fool's mission is to inform, amuse, and enrich individual investors around the world. Having started with 60 readers its first day in August 1994, The Fool now reaches millions of investors each month by providing financial information and strategies in different mediums: on its Web site at fool.com; via its four Simon & Schuster books, all New York Times bestsellers; through its weekly syndicated column currently appearing in more than 130 newspapers around the country; via "The Motley Fool Radio Show," a joint venture with Cox Radio that can be heard nationwide every Saturday; through regular commentary for Marketplace Radio; and on America Online (keyword: Fool). The Fool's first international site, Motley Fool UK, can be found at fool.co.uk and on America Online (keyword: FoolUK). SOURCE The Motley Fool CO: Motley Fool; Yahoo!; Netscape Communications Corp.