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To: bob who wrote (4502)	5/22/1999 10:22:00 AM
From: B.Long	Respond to of 18366

Bob HO! HO! HO! The trading yesterday was fantastic. Talk about buyers we had em all day long, started day before yesterday in afternoon. I took some profits at $2.33 (from some trading shares bought at $1.82), but the buying never quit. I jumped back on the train at $2.59 because it was pretty obvious somebody knows somethin I don't. Me thinks big news is coming. FWIW B.Long

To: bob who wrote (4502)	5/22/1999 1:07:00 PM
From: Burt Roger	Respond to of 18366

Bob, Well we have our text trademark. From where we're positioned today, too bad we can't get the rights to Jingle Bells. Walter, As usual, fail to see your main points about watermarking. I appreciate your reposting data from Celestial. Aris, privately owned, may be a very desirable acquisition for Lucent as well as Celestial for acquisition by eDig. IMO, small companies usually continue to grow and maintain their product lines and retention of key employees better when absorbed by smaller companies with high growth rates. The rise in eDig's stock gives eDig a much better positioning should they ever want to acquire others. Just thinking out loud as I type this response and revisit what Celestial and now what Aris are about. Aris is just the technology Lucent needs to promote and sell their wireless digital broadcasting, which is much more tricky than wired service. Over time (2-3 years) wireless will grow much faster than wired if sponsors can be assured of getting their message out there or getting what they paid for. Suspect there is going to be lot of new hiring at eDig as contracts get signed.