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To: DataBits who wrote (6380)	5/28/1999 10:03:00 PM
From: WallStreetTips	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 28311

GNET >>> Databits on your suggestion that addition of TRAVEL Site You wrote: I would like to see GNET add a major Travel site. Games attract geeks, kids, and playful-adults but Travel attracts business types, hence money. ______________________________________________________________________ I agree GNET should launch a Travel site under "Go2World.Com" That would be great addition for GNET. That could target attract millions of tourists, business people, leisure travel planners, school tours and organizers of tours and travel around the world. Just my views.

To: DataBits who wrote (6380)	5/28/1999 11:05:00 PM
From: Zephyr	Respond to of 28311

>>Games attract geeks, kids, and playful-adults but Travel attracts business types, hence money. Beware the generalization. Kids must be a vital target of long term internet strategy. They are growing up with the internet just as many of us grew up with TV. They have amazing amounts of money to spend and they are quick to adjust to changing technologies. They will also be eyeballs and ecommerce targets for a very long time. Like cigarette advertising, any aggressive promotional strategy should include generations just coming of age. Capture their imagination and loyalty while they are young.