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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Generation Entertainment (GNEN, GNEND) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: FARcom who wrote (1309)	6/4/1999 3:04:00 PM
From: FARcom	Respond to of 1431

By: oz Reply To: None Friday, 4 Jun 1999 at 2:45 PM EDT Post # of 2606 To All: Hi, I'm sorry you're not pleased with the initial appearance of CopperSun's website. The response I have received has been 3 disappointments to 84 pleased. It's impossible to please everyone. Online radio is coming. Generation Entertainment will not own the online radio portion, we are licensing portions of it. I understand you are disappointed with the lack of information regarding expected contract completion dates stated in the press releases. I will make a diligent effort to convey to each division NOT to specify any further expected dates in the future in press releases to eliminate this disappointment. Some of the delays are totally out of our control. Negotiations can be delicate and time consuming but very rewarding in the long run. Example: The first Internet game, Nomads of the Klanth was expected due out this month. The date had to be pushed back due to VR1 and AOL having some kind of interface problem. In the meantime, the game distribution negotiations were just about complete, when company "X" stepped up to the plate. ("Darlings of the Industry") This is a larger, more positive boost for the company. This would place us in a new league and we would be the first to do it! Negotiations are still pending and for excellent reason. Now, if I start releasing internal information such as the names of the players, every investor would start contacting this company hounding them for information, which could essentially kill the deal. (I would also lose my job!) We are building a solid company. We have the experience and talent on board. We are not a 'blow and go' Internet company. Starting next week you will be seeing some major alterations to the CDMusic.com website. I hope you'll be pleased. Please let me know if you have other questions or concerns. We have received valuable input from everyone and appreciate it. Have a great weekend! Marianne Smith - Investor Relations Generation Entertainment- end of email we will see oz