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Technology Stocks : NewKidCo International (OTC:NKCIF) (TSE:NKC) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Director who wrote (3192)	4/6/1999 11:57:00 PM
From: jim geis	Respond to of 4231

How do you know all this?, and what are you getting this information?

To: Director who wrote (3192)	4/7/1999 10:38:00 AM
From: esecurities(tm)	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4231

>>...the more you find out about what NewKidCo is doing, >>the more reasons there are to feel good about their new >>"focus"... ...and the shareholders of SoftQuad International (NASDAQ:SWEBF)(TSE:SKI) felt good about SoftQuad and then when SoftQuad revenues declined the shareholders were made to feel good about the Rabins and Alpha Software's dominance of SoftQuad's revenues with their Kurzweil Voice technology line (~70%) [viz a viz NewKidCo?] but then Lernout Hauspie (NASDAQ:LHSP) acquired Kurzweil contemporaneous with a major Microsoft investment in LHSP and the Kurzweil line was pulled and the Rabins/Alpha countersued and LHSP subsequently prevailed and SoftQuad was delisted from NASDAQ NMS and then the shareholders were made to feel good about the Rabins acquisition of NewKidCo LLC announced April 1998 with a flurry of announcements at E3 1998 pursuant to ELMO® Letter Adventure and Number Journey and Tiny Toons shipping Fall '98 and a subsequent NewKidCo release in September '98 indicating ELMO ABC/123 Nintendo® Gameboy releases to ship within thirty (30) days of its release (October '98) but only Tiny Toons shipped in November 1998 and the four Elmo titles missed Fall/Christmas 1998 and substantially everything else which was released at E3 1998 pursuant to NewKidCo's press/marketing materials...and now Q4 98 numbers have not been released going into NewKidCo's 2nd 1999 fiscal quarter and according to your post >>BTW, the new Sesame Street movie (to be released before >>Thanksgiving) is supposed to be really good. the focus appears to be simply shifting again...from the present...and the issues of facts? obviously everyone hopes you're correct but with all due respect you simply come off as a NewKidCo shill, insider or naive investor...and the [new[er]] shareholders deserve more...legally and ethically(.)