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To: gizmo&jack who wrote (1136)	4/2/1999 3:19:00 PM
From: gizmo&jack	Respond to of 1260

One other thing. I don't know if any of you look at OTC BB stocks, but if you're into broadcast stocks on the net and think that BCST has become a little pricey, I suggest you check out EBLD (entertainmentblvd.com). Recent developments include alliances with RNWK, ITVU, and Level 3 Communications. Acquisition of emerchandise, a top 100 shopping site, which should add huge e-commerce revenue numbers. Potential news for April: new board member rumored to be co-founder of GCTY, alliance or merger with major multimedia search engine (rumor of Scour.net), addition of Stargram site to focus on major entertainment stars lives (could add enormous traffic). Four other sites currently, Vidnet (top 100 music site already receiving over 1 million hits/day), ComedyNet, Screen Clips (movie trailers), and Pro Sports Net (sports interviews). Sites are awesome. Already attracted major advertising (just check out the site and press refresh button a few times to see) from CNET, Intel, UBID, fatbrain.com, Forbes, Discover and Visa, Office Depot, theglobe.com, and the list goes on. This company is the most undervalued and overlooked company I have ever seen due to the fact that it is not on the NASDAQ (yet, it has plans to be so soon). Again, do your own due dili. Check out the site or the thread. You will be glad you did.

To: gizmo&jack who wrote (1136)	4/2/1999 4:04:00 PM
From: B. A. Marlow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1260

Nice to see your post, gizmo. Among portal aggregators (and leaving aside Vulcan/GNET), USAI/TMCS/LCOS seems to me already too small. Not disagreeing with anything you say, but what's the next leg for this consolidator, assuming the deal stays on track? If it doesn't move quickly, think it itself could get swallowed up. Agree that LCOS merger could be very good (PR rushed, poorly presented, spooked whole Net sector), but scale and momentum well behind YHOO. What's your take? BAM