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To: cm who wrote (6379)	4/10/1999 12:22:00 PM
From: ecommerceman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11417

I posted this at RB, and will post here, also: If BigTim is right that "AOL is only going to invest in companies whose products and services AOL management has concluded have an important strategic connection to its business," then this announcement is, IMO, at least as big as the $23 million deal of a few weeks ago (and likely a lot bigger). I'm amazed that, in light of this, that the stock didn't take a much bigger jump than 1 1/2 pts. yesterday, but it could be that the news didn't really get out until after the close of the markets. If we don't gap up significantly on Monday morning, I'll be quite surprised. I am really jazzed about this. If we get an agreement with AOL that is at all meaningful, then the FBs prediction might be conservative, as crazy as that might seem (AOL has around 18 million subscribers, after all!).