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To: Sandra Simon who wrote (2934)	4/23/1999 10:34:00 PM
From: Kerry Sakolsky	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

Sandra: A few years ago, the previous chairman failed to register 10 million shares. They were registered today and do not effect the float. You can verify this with the company.

To: Sandra Simon who wrote (2934)	4/24/1999 6:04:00 AM
From: Brady B.	Respond to of 18366

You might also note that they plan to use some shares to pay the following consultants for work performed and also to reimburse them for any expenses incurred while performing this work: 4.1 Form of Fee Agreement with James Barnes. 4.2 Form of Fee Agreement with Thorpe, North & Western LLP. 4.3 Form of Fee Agreement with Higham, McConnell & Dunning LLP. 4.4 Form of Fee Agreement with Gary Correia. bb

To: Sandra Simon who wrote (2934)	4/24/1999 6:06:00 AM
From: Brady B.	Respond to of 18366

For those unfamiliar with the officers and directors: NAME POSITION ---- -------- /s/ Alfred H. Falk President and Chief Executive ----------------------------- Alfred H. Falk Officer and Director /s/ Renee Warden Controller (principal financial ----------------------------- Renee Warden and accounting officer) /s/Elwood G. Norris Chairman of the Board and ----------------------------- Elwood G. Norris Director /s/ Robert Putnam Vice President, Secretary and ----------------------------- Robert Putnam Director bb

To: Sandra Simon who wrote (2934)	4/25/1999 6:26:00 AM
From: Walter Morton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

Good work Sandra!!!!! Just this week somebody posted that shares outstanding were 83 million. Now we know that our stock value has been diluted by about 13%. Boy, am I glad I got in at under $.06!

To: Sandra Simon who wrote (2934)	4/25/1999 6:30:00 AM
From: Walter Morton	Respond to of 18366

News on TI's new class of DSP. Mark your calendars: "Lucent New Ventures Group, in Middletown, N.J., announced Wednesday that it is working with e.Digital of San Diego on the development of a music player that will use a new Lucent audio coding algorithm ported to a yet-to-be-announced DSP from Richardson, Texas-based TI. TI, the market leader in DSPs, is being challenged by a joint venture of Lucent Microelectronics and Motorola called StarCore, which this week revealed details of its first DSP core. Although StarCore has not yet been released to the market, Lucent's coder would have the ability to be used with a StarCore-based DSP whenever such a product became available, according to Lucent, in Murray Hill, N.J. "The initial porting is to the TI DSP, but we can port it to any DSP that met the particular requirements of a manufacturer," said Rachel Walkden, director of audio initiatives with the Lucent New Venture Group. Lucent's Enhanced Perceptual Audio Coder is a new version of the Perceptual Audio Coder developed by Bell Labs, the R&D arm of Lucent Technologies. It is an audio compression algorithm that provides high-quality audio through improved quantization and coding, and at low bit rates. EPAC's improved psychoacoustic modeling, based on Bell Labs research, produces CD-transparent sound at 128 kilobits per second. "The quality of the sound we've heard with EPAC on our hardware platform is exceptional," said Fred Falk, CEO of e.Digital. "We know what people want in an Internet music download player: great sound in a compact device that's robust and well-priced." The player will be on the market in time for Christmas, he said. In addition to the superior sound of EPAC files, Lucent's proprietary technology adds a high level of security not available with the open MP3 format, which lets users play downloadable music from the Internet for free. "Our security system gives the content holder control for distribution," said Joyce Eastman, director of audio for Lucent's New Ventures Group. "Music can be distributed for free under this scheme. That's not our choice. It gives you that control. MP3 does not." The e.Digital device also will use a new family of DSPs from TI, based on the C54 platform. Gary Johnson, worldwide manager of DSPs at TI, said the DSP is "a new processor for a new market," but could not reveal further details. TI will announce the product at the Embedded Processor Forum in San Jose, Calif., May 3 to 6." InformationWeek

To: Sandra Simon who wrote (2934)	4/26/1999 8:52:00 PM
From: makin_dough99	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 18366

Sandra - can't link to that S-8 - how many shares being issued please - Thanks Also some more stock issued by Norris: sec.gov The company loves issuing stock to consultants, their lawyers, and who knows who else. No wonder this stock isn't $3-$5 already.