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To: Sonny Blue who wrote (56355)	5/11/1999 2:21:00 PM
From: MSI	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164684

Bought WAVO @7-1/4 I think it's breaking out again

To: Sonny Blue who wrote (56355)	5/12/1999 8:19:00 AM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Respond to of 164684

Looksmart to launch online talk radio show (Editors: story is embargoed for publication in Wednesday newspaper editions) SAN FRANCISCO, May 12 (Reuters) - The Internet service Looksmart on Wednesday will announce plans to enter the online radio space with a daily talk radio show devoted mostly to Internet topics, such as Internet stocks. The company, one of the major Internet portals offering search services and other content, said it has acquired PM Media, the company that broadcast the Internet's first talk radio show in 1996. It said the show will be available to all Internet users, and will not require them to download any special software. Looksmart's radio show will be hosted by Mike Walter, who founded PM Media's World Wide Web radio; and will have a format that combines general human interest subjects with content geared toward Internet users. Topics planned include Internet news, search tips, celebrity interviews, horiscopes and Web site reviews. The show will be launched later this month, Looksmart said. The announcement comes one day after Yahoo! Inc. <YHOO.O>, the leading Internet portal, launched a round-the-clock radio service featuring a variety of music. Looksmart says it will consider expanding its show beyond the one hour a day format, if it proves successful. REUTERS Rtr 00:01 05-12-99