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Technology Stocks : WAVX Anyone? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cm who wrote (6651)	5/2/1999 6:12:00 PM
From: Trippi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11417

wow gang I obviously missed a lot when I was on the road last week -- I think most everyone is over it -- I know I am. This should be a big week for WAVX -- take care -- and I will try to be around more now to stick you guys with more dull witted and lazy posts! <g> Trippi

To: cm who wrote (6651)	5/3/1999 10:22:00 PM
From: cm	Respond to of 11417

There Is Apparently Some Sort of MyPublish Write-Up... At newsbytes.com I did a Wave Systems search and found reference to an article about MyPublish being a "literary middleman." But, I couldn't access the article as I am NOT a subscriber... and since having had my credit card hacked from AOL... have been more than a little wary of signing up for anything. However, Newsbytes does have a Free Trial Offer still requiring a credit card number. Incidentally, Newsbytes looks like a pretty darned wonderful site if I do say so myself. I found it referenced in a piece written by Nicholas Negroponte... who as has been noted is on the board of Motorola, was an early WAVX investor, and, for a time, served as interim Chairman of a company called Digicash which he called the most "exciting company he'd seen in 20 years." There is a little bit more to that story, but I will let others tell it. Hint: it involves one of the especial hazards of being a futurist. I, fortunately, don't have to worry about such hazards being a past-ist--one who prefigures the past--and all. Best Regards, c m