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To: Oh Yeah? who wrote (1255)5/9/1999 9:28:00 PM
From: $Mogul  Respond to of 2743
 
Malone created Liberty Digital in January to
hunt for promising interactive, new-media
assets. So far he has found 12 besides
ACTV, including CBS SportsLine.com,
priceline.com, and iVillage. And that, say
analysts, is just the beginning. Thanks to
last year's AT&T deal, Liberty has plenty of
cash--some $5 billion--with which to go on
a buying spree.

Should investors follow? Malone has made
some questionable moves on occasion
(including investments in TCI Satellite,
PrimeStar, and MacNeil-Lehrer, for
example). But generally, in the cable biz
he's the man.

Issue date: May 24, 1999
Vol. 139, No. 10

Here is the link to it pathfinder.com



To: Oh Yeah? who wrote (1255)5/9/1999 10:22:00 PM
From: mojave  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2743
 
why do you say pcln is not liked by CNBC? With all this negativity surrounding PCLN, its price has held up well. All the bashers of PCLN are probably mad they didn't buy PCLN at 65 when the NASDAQ fell 140 points a couple of weeks ago.


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