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To: unclewest who wrote (14554)5/13/1999 11:13:00 AM
From: snerd  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 56535
 
Trade... out of VMRX @ 2 7/16

On another subject:

NetRadio Corp. plans to offer 3.3 mln IPO shares
(Reuters 05/13 10:07:07)

WASHINGTON, May 13 (Reuters) - Online broadcasting company
NetRadio Corp. plans to offer 3.333 million common shares, or
about 34 percent, in an initial public offering, according to a
Securities and Exchange Commission filing Thursday.
The shares are expected to trade in the range of $11 to
$13, meaning the offering could be worth about $40 million,
roughly the same amount the company had hoped to raise when it
first filed its IPO with the SEC in early March.
The shares are expected to trade on Nasdaq under the symbol
<NETR.O>, said NetRadio, a unit of Navarre Corp. <NAVR.O>, a
distributor of home entertainment products, including
prerecorded tapes, compact discs and CD-ROM software.
Minneapolis-based NetRadio, with 120 music and news audio
channels, said it plans to use net proceeds from the offering
for working capital and other corporate purposes, including
advertising and capital expenditures.
If there is heavy interest in the IPO, NetRadio has granted
the underwriter, Everen Securities, an option to buy 499,950
more shares.
The company said it has alliances with major record labels,
AT&T Corp. <T.N> and cable Internet services providers, as well
as product agreements with Navarre and Valley Media Inc.
<VMIX.O>, another music distributor.
After the offering, Navarre and ValueVision International
Inc. <VVTV.O>, an Eden Prairie, Minn., television home shopping
network company, will together beneficially own 66 percent of
NetRadio's outstanding common stock, the SEC filing said.
((Peter Ramjug, 202-898-8399))
REUTERS

Snerd