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To: Notorious T.C.D. who wrote (6307)5/27/1999 12:39:00 PM
From: BradleyMarshall  Respond to of 28311
 
So I checked out some of the gaming sites on 100hot. There are some pretty cool and popular sites that are not yet public that could be in GNET's price range. The Future Games Network and HEAT.com are Doom/action sites with a lot of users. Echelon has two games, Earth:2025 and Utopia, which are more of the 3D world/virtual Reality type things, I think. I forgot to wrirte down which are subscription based and which are free. I know Echelon is free.

I was thinking about advertising rates for 3d worlds. How much do you think Budweiser would pay to have the only beer served at all the bars in the virtual world if there were, 100,000 members/regular users?



To: Notorious T.C.D. who wrote (6307)5/27/1999 11:11:00 PM
From: robert duke  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 28311
 
I think that the nasdaq corrected before the dow. We tech holds have had a nice drop and now it has moved to the dow. I think the dow needs to get close to the 10,000 level to be back to fair or a reasonable level. This will then be a 10% sell off for the dow and the nasdaq. I think tomorrow will be a rally in the dow or another gloomy day. The only think is the dow usually rallies after big drops like this.


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