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To: FFNEODOC who wrote (1351)	5/23/1999 9:38:00 AM
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Subj: C H I N A I N T E R N E T U P D A T E N O 39 Date: 5/22/99 8:11:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: eastnet@public.bta.net.cn To: china-internet-update@east.net You are receiving the China Internet Update which is a FREE weekly newsletter covering the China Internet Industry. Subscription information as follows: Mailto:china-internet-update-request@east.net with subscribe or unsubscribe in the Subject of the message. OR click on east.net If you find CHINA INTERNET UPDATE to be a useful service, please tell your collegues. Invite them to subscribe by forwarding this e-mail to them. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- BigEx is a FREE service to bring together buyers, sellers and traders in the US and around the world over the Internet. The BigEx exchange helps you find new customers and suppliers and develop new markets. Sign-up with BigEx today to list the products you want to buy or sell! 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To: FFNEODOC who wrote (1351)	5/26/1999 1:59:00 PM
From: Francois Goelo	Respond to of 1593

BULLISH NEWS FOR ALL INTERNET COMPANIES OPERATING IN CHINA.... This Company plans to unify all the smaller ISP operators in China and the idea is so appealing to investors, that it's up some 180% today and should give a "kick in the pants" of GTCI, XNET, CAOL, etc... China Internet Companies Coming To America: OMDO In Merger Talks NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 26, 1999--While U.S. Internet companies slip into a temporary correction, China Internet assets are getting discovered. Omni Doors Inc. (OTC BB: OMDO - news) today confirmed a rumor that the company is in merger talks with several China Internet companies discussing plans to launch www.WebOfChina.com. Responding to inquiries about the increased trading activities in its stock, the company stressed there is no assurance that any deal can be reached. One of the Internet companies in the talks is a leader in the fast-growing e-business in Beijing, with ambitious goals to become the YAHOO (YHOO), the Excite (XCIT), or the Amazon (AMZN) of China. With one-fourth of the world's population, China is known as the largest consumer market on earth. There are also millions of overseas Chinese all over the world. The e-commerce potential for all those Chinese web users is enormous. There are many small Internet companies in China. But due to the lack of venture capital, there is no dominant web brand in the battle field. This represents a vacuum of new Internet opportunities. Ms. Sophia Yao, CEO of Omni Doors Inc., pointed out: '' American capitalists are focused on domestic Internet giants. They seem to be neglecting the mushrooming e-commerce in China. There is a big valuation gap between China and U.S. Internet assets.'' When she reported the valuation gap to China Premier Zhu Rong-Ji during his visit to New York last month, Ms. Yao said: ''To develop Internet assets and web talents in China, we need government support. Our strategic plan is to consolidate a number of leading Chinese websites into a global web brand. We are currently seeking U.S. Internet entrepreneurs and venture capitalists to form a China Internet consortium.'' Omni Doors Inc. is also studying the web integration strategies of American companies such as Lycos (LCOS), CDNow (CDNW), and Microsoft (MSFT). If those strategies can be successfully applied to China, the growth could be substantial. But the company warned that investors should only put what they can afford to lose into the risky and brand-new territory of China Internet plays. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contact: Omni Doors Inc., New York Investor Relations Brian Zen, Sr., 212/332-7222 webofchina.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------