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To: Skip Jack who wrote (2635)	4/24/1999 10:58:00 AM
From: art slott	Respond to of 13157

Great work Skip! Things just keep getting better and better for us! It will be easier to get to 25 and beyond this time. Always is the 2nd time for a company that is showing great progress and is well positioned for the next big thing and the evolution of the net.

To: Skip Jack who wrote (2635)	4/24/1999 11:14:00 AM
From: art slott	Respond to of 13157

The Wolzien patent is a TITANTIC coupe for ACTV. Management deserves tremendous credit for "stealing" it away from the Gates' of the world! We are GOLDEN. "This business is huge," ACTV unit HyperTV Networks Inc. president Bruce Crowley said. "One in five households is equal to 18 million households. That's an 80 percent increase since December 1997. There is an exploding trend toward convergence. This is a new way to add value for the consumer." Crowley added that the Wolzien process would allow ACTV to attract additional revenue streams from television and Internet advertisers, as well as from direct marketers. ACTV would garner fees from three sources, Crowley said: license fees from programmers; advertising and sponsorship fees shared with programmers; and advertising and transaction fees from a planned HyperTV Internet site. Wolzien received the patent last June, after applying for it more than three years ago. ACTV bought the patent, which will be held by a newly formed venture, Media Online Services, to be owned and operated by ACTV's HyperTV unit.