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Originally posted by DeadSurf:
just look at how satelite radio has done. two companies XM and Sirius. now XM was the first one out of the gate and i think it's clearly ahead of the point where Sirius is (eventhough i like sirius better) the same is capable of happening here. q television first out of the gate and does better business...what'd you guys think?

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I think your 100% right! First to broadcast will take the lions share always. I made a mint off of SIRI & my only mistake was not holding a core position!

Competition? It's a pretty darn big part of what American capitalizm is all about. Without it, we don't have our American business culture improving, growing, reaching for that next big deal. Don't worry about MTV. MTVs' advertising now is actually going to increase excitement in the G&L community, and make them the G&L folks super happy when they discover they don't have to wait until 2005 with MTV. And once QTV launches it will be a big beautiful discovery for those in the dark.

Not to mention, MTV's advertising through various channels like David Lettermen will get the rest of the country & world ready (before QTVs hard launch) for acceptance into the mainstream.

Keep in mind, sometimes in competition, you want to keep your mouth closed, remain a mystery, so that the competition doesn't sneak in and steal all your great ideas before you even LAUNCH your business. To keep silent until the big opening (or BIG launch) so that any negative publicity doesn't have time to take hold...

Come on fellow Americans... love this competition! That is what will drive the price of QBID up over time, but be patient! Don't think like a day trader on QBID unless that's who you are & what you're really good at, that's cool. Otherwise, sit back, relax and let THE HARD LAUNCH, excitement & buzz, the big news & chatter, time & investors do their respective "thing".

Very well stated. I was thinking the same things. It doesn't matter if LOGO is advertised to hell and back. People will remember "gay channel" and not the name. So when Q becomes available, they'll think it's what they've been hearing about. Besides, don't underestimate word of mouth by people in a bar or club. Once we're launched, it'll fly. Nobody's going to say "hold on, let me wait until NEXT YEAR to check out the competition to decide which one I want". It just won't happen that way. Two channels? Who cares? I have HBO, SHO, TMC, MAX, Encore, STARZ, and all of their various subchannels. The point is that I DIDN'T decide... I have them all! Why wouldn't gay people have both networks? They would. Remember that $500 billion in disposable income? Do you think that $3.95/month is going to break that bank? Exactly, it won't.

As far as Q being more vocal right now, they may not need to be. I think Deveney/Q are smart to let Viacom do all of the spending. Why not let someone else foot the bill to get awareness up for a gay network and to stir the bee's nest with bible thumpers against a gay network... what' was it called again? Remember, nobody will remember who advertised, they'll just sign up for the one that's available,.. and that'll be Q! For the few consumers that DO remember, they'll not be questioning Q, they'll be asking Viacom why they weren't first, and why they lied to them about being first. I see it as a win-win. Let LOGO be the "me too" network. It took Showtime decades to catch HBO with programming because everyone thought they were a "me too" movie channel.

Well, I just have to say one more thing. STOP BEING SO NEGATIVE ABOUT THE PRs. They are designed to inform the general public, NOT THE INVESTORS! The idea is to stir up interest by the public for a new product and to stir up potential NEW investors. They are not released to breastfeed whining investors. We are privvy to more information because we are doing our own DD. If a press release gives you more info than you expected, that should concern you because it means that your investigative skills s(_)ck. What it should do is confirm things that you already expect. Bear in mind that it may not contain ALL of the information that you hoped to hear. If you tip your hand to the competition, then they won't be your competition for long. You'll find yourself scratching your head and asking "what the h3ll went wrong?". Have a little faith in Deveney. They didn't get their reputation by fumbling through the business world.

Relax, enjoy the ride, and make the extra cash daytrading it if you have the stomach for it (or an extra bottle of xanax handy). GLTA today.

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Originally posted by pharmdman:
Bob, Whiz, & Ticker, and everyone else positive:

Very well stated. I was thinking the same things. It doesn't matter if LOGO is advertised to hell and back. People will remember "gay channel" and not the name. So when Q becomes available, they'll think it's what they've been hearing about. Besides, don't underestimate word of mouth by people in a bar or club. Once we're launched, it'll fly. Nobody's going to say "hold on, let me wait until NEXT YEAR to check out the competition to decide which one I want". It just won't happen that way. Two channels? Who cares? I have HBO, SHO, TMC, MAX, Encore, STARZ, and all of their various subchannels. The point is that I DIDN'T decide... I have them all! Why wouldn't gay people have both networks? They would. Remember that $500 billion in disposable income? Do you think that $3.95/month is going to break that bank? Exactly, it won't.

As far as Q being more vocal right now, they may not need to be. I think Deveney/Q are smart to let Viacom do all of the spending. Why not let someone else foot the bill to get awareness up for a gay network and to stir the bee's nest with bible thumpers against a gay network... what' was it called again? Remember, nobody will remember who advertised, they'll just sign up for the one that's available,.. and that'll be Q! For the few consumers that DO remember, they'll not be questioning Q, they'll be asking Viacom why they weren't first, and why they lied to them about being first. I see it as a win-win. Let LOGO be the "me too" network. It took Showtime decades to catch HBO with programming because everyone thought they were a "me too" movie channel.

Well, I just have to say one more thing. STOP BEING SO NEGATIVE ABOUT THE PRs. They are designed to inform the general public, NOT THE INVESTORS! The idea is to stir up interest by the public for a new product and to stir up potential NEW investors. They are not released to breastfeed whining investors. We are privvy to more information because we are doing our own DD. If a press release gives you more info than you expected, that should concern you because it means that your investigative skills s(_)ck. What it should do is confirm things that you already expect. Bear in mind that it may not contain ALL of the information that you hoped to hear. If you tip your hand to the competition, then they won't be your competition for long. You'll find yourself scratching your head and asking "what the h3ll went wrong?". Have a little faith in Deveney. They didn't get their reputation by fumbling through the business world.

Relax, enjoy the ride, and make the extra cash daytrading it if you have the stomach for it (or an extra bottle of xanax handy). GLTA today.

pharm

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Originally posted by TickerToo:
IMHO... MTV is running scared. That's why they are getting LOGO onto the airways months before it is ready. What a coincident that they begin this "rush" of advertising about LOGO at the very same time QTV is actually getting on air.

Competition? It's a pretty darn big part of what American capitalizm is all about. Without it, we don't have our American business culture improving, growing, reaching for that next big deal. Don't worry about MTV. MTVs' advertising now is actually going to increase excitement in the G&L community, and make them the G&L folks super happy when they discover they don't have to wait until 2005 with MTV. And once QTV launches it will be a big beautiful discovery for those in the dark.

Not to mention, MTV's advertising through various channels like David Lettermen will get the rest of the country & world ready (before QTVs hard launch) for acceptance into the mainstream.

Keep in mind, sometimes in competition, you want to keep your mouth closed, remain a mystery, so that the competition doesn't sneak in and steal all your great ideas before you even LAUNCH your business. To keep silent until the big opening (or BIG launch) so that any negative publicity doesn't have time to take hold...

Come on fellow Americans... love this competition! That is what will drive the price of QBID up over time, but be patient! Don't think like a day trader on QBID unless that's who you are & what you're really good at, that's cool. Otherwise, sit back, relax and let THE HARD LAUNCH, excitement & buzz, the big news & chatter, time & investors do their respective "thing".

Breath'n & sleep'n fine in AZ over QBID.

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Originally posted by cool1sh:
You're correct about M-TV, if Q-TV comes in July, that is it. However, I do feel like there are many people that are not aware of Q-TV.

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Thats my point though. If MTV and Viacom get all this air time and we launch then all of a sudden, They are not the first and the Qbid starts getting attention that they may have never gotten without them.

Once we launch, does people know that there is new TV channel available? May be Q-TV needs to run some ads/coomercials?

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Originally posted by Rics1997:
Thats my point though. If MTV and Viacom get all this air time and we launch then all of a sudden, They are not the first and the Qbid starts getting attention that they may have never gotten without them.

Rick

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Originally posted by realityinc21:
THOSE BERHIND QBID NEED TO BECOME PRO-ACTIVE AND START E-MAILING INFORMATION LETTER AND WEBSITE TO THE LIST I HAVE POSTED

Good Luck to All... www.rumormillnews.com/MEDIA_EMAIL_ADDRESSES.htm

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Originally posted by Mainetrader:
Diana you hit the nail squarely on the head regarding what to do in Maine, minus the stealing of lobsters, leave that to the professionals, LOL. Every weekend is like a small vacation, I usually go to Bar Harbor/Acadia Park, visit Portland, next month I'll climb Mt. Kithadin, will be too tired to skeet shoot, LOL. I'll spend a couple of weekends at Old Orchard Beach this summer. When you're really drunk with the rest of the fools after the bars close and you go out walking on the beach at night and you go in the ice cold water, it doesn't feel cold at all its pretty comfortable. During the day in the hot sun its ice cold! So I only swim late at night, LOL. Oh and don't forget Ogunquit is the gay capital of Maine, great place for QBID to send a camera crew this summer to capture the many sights, LOL.

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pharm and premium--here that Ogunquit Beach?? lol I can hardly wait.

Guy lets to dd about QBID--viacom is not our concern right now. promote quib--get to e-mailing. We have to do some legwork here.

thanks

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Originally posted by jonv:
Since we keep hearing about the whole Berlin exchange scam, is there any possibility that QBID is being manipulated as well?

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Originally posted by jonv:
Okay, time for opinions. Who thinks QBID will move Tue./Wed. after the soft launch and who thinks it will take the hard launch to move it?

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SAMPLE LETTER:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THIS PRESS RELEASE. I AM A CURRENT SHAREHOLDER IN THE QTV NETWORK STATION. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR OPINIONS ON QTV. I HAVE DONE EXTENSIVE RESEARCH ON THE COMPANY AND SINCERELY WISH FOR IT'S SUCCESS.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND CONSIDERATION IN THIS MATTER. I FEEL THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MATTER THAT NEEDS TO ADDRESSED IN A TIMELY MANNER.

Move Over Fab 5: Q Television Has Arrived; New Gay Family Television Network Showcases its Unique Perspective Prior to Public Launch
5/26/2004 6:00:00 AM
NEW ORLEANS, May 26, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID), headquartered in California, announces the launch of a subscriber channel for the gay and lesbian community in July 2004. An industry soft launch for carriers and advertisers begins June 1, 2004.

"It has taken more than seven years and millions of dollars to arrive at this day," says president and chairman Frank Olsen. "Clearly, the time to launch this network is now, and I am confident that the gay and lesbian community will embrace the unique perspective we offer as a family channel."

In a pre-public move to preview a sample of its programming to cable and satellite industry professionals, as well as potential advertisers, Q Television Network will offer a compressed daily broadcast that includes featured programs. The sample highlights Q Television's availability for carriage and sponsorship.

As executive vice president Steven Grunberg notes, "This is built by and for the gay community. Rather than a smattering of stereotyped gay characters offered because current market projections indicate it would be profitable, we offer a channel that will unite the gay and lesbian audience through a network that educates, entertains and informs - a network of real value."

Beginning June 1, the network will be available for viewing on Intelsat America's 7, 129 degrees West, Channel 1.

Olsen, an entrepreneur with a significant background in broadcast, was instrumental in the launch of The Movie Channel prior to its acquisition by Showtime. A pioneer in the development of new radio broadcast formats throughout his 40-year career, Olsen helped create African American radio and started the first gay radio stations.

"Just as CNN had tremendous hurdles to overcome, Frank and Q Television Network have had an uphill battle in the launch of Q Television," observes CFO Rene Schenk. "Q Television is positioned to successfully meet the demand that exists for a gay family channel."

Original and Acquired Programming

With a system of production crews throughout the United States, Q Television Network will offer a combination of original and acquired programming, which includes sports, fashion, travel, health & fitness, talk shows, plays, documentaries and movies. Teams of producers and directors will also bring breaking stories of interest to the network's audience via access to bureaus in Washington, D.C., New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Jerusalem and Iraq.

A preview of original programming premiered in May at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association's annual industry conference and was also included in a successful five-hour sample broadcast on May 15, which aired on Cox Cable in Louisiana and Comcast in the Puget Sound Region.

Included in that preview was "I Will, I Do, We Did," an original Q Television documentary exploring gay and lesbian marriage in America that offers an inside glimpse of the challenges faced by this community. Independent films, such as "An Intimate Friendship" and the award-winning "Straightman," are other examples of what will be available on the network, as well as commercial fare such as Bette Midler's "Divine Madness" concert.

About Q Television Network

This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company expects much of its subscriber base to be comprised of members of the gay and lesbian population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Safe Harbor Statement

As a cautionary note to investors, certain matters discussed in this press release may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such matters involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including the following: changes in economic conditions; general competitive factors; the television network's ability to execute its business model and strategic plans; and the risks described from time to time in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

For more information regarding carriage and advertising opportunities, contact the network at 760-323-4455.

SOURCE: Q Television Network

Q Television Network, New Orleans
Kendra Van Nostran, 504-949-3999
kvannostran@deveney.com http://www.qtelevision.com

PLEASE REPLY TO ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

SINCERELY,

XXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXX

quote:

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Originally posted by realityinc21:
THOSE BEHIND QBID NEED TO BECOME PROACTIVE AND START E-MAILING INFORMATION LETTER AND WEBSITE TO THE LIST I HAVE POSTED
Good Luck to All... www.rumormillnews.com/MEDIA_EMAIL_ADDRESSES.htm

SAMPLE LETTER:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THIS PRESS RELEASE. I AM A CURRENT SHAREHOLDER IN THE QTV NETWORK STATION. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR OPINIONS ON QTV. I HAVE DONE EXTENSIVE RESEARCH ON THE COMPANY AND SINCERELY WISH FOR IT'S SUCCESS.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND CONSIDERATION IN THIS MATTER. I FEEL THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MATTER THAT NEEDS TO ADDRESSED IN A TIMELY MANNER.

Move Over Fab 5: Q Television Has Arrived; New Gay Family Television Network Showcases its Unique Perspective Prior to Public Launch
5/26/2004 6:00:00 AM
NEW ORLEANS, May 26, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID), headquartered in California, announces the launch of a subscriber channel for the gay and lesbian community in July 2004. An industry soft launch for carriers and advertisers begins June 1, 2004.

"It has taken more than seven years and millions of dollars to arrive at this day," says president and chairman Frank Olsen. "Clearly, the time to launch this network is now, and I am confident that the gay and lesbian community will embrace the unique perspective we offer as a family channel."

In a pre-public move to preview a sample of its programming to cable and satellite industry professionals, as well as potential advertisers, Q Television Network will offer a compressed daily broadcast that includes featured programs. The sample highlights Q Television's availability for carriage and sponsorship.

As executive vice president Steven Grunberg notes, "This is built by and for the gay community. Rather than a smattering of stereotyped gay characters offered because current market projections indicate it would be profitable, we offer a channel that will unite the gay and lesbian audience through a network that educates, entertains and informs - a network of real value."

Beginning June 1, the network will be available for viewing on Intelsat America's 7, 129 degrees West, Channel 1.

Olsen, an entrepreneur with a significant background in broadcast, was instrumental in the launch of The Movie Channel prior to its acquisition by Showtime. A pioneer in the development of new radio broadcast formats throughout his 40-year career, Olsen helped create African American radio and started the first gay radio stations.

"Just as CNN had tremendous hurdles to overcome, Frank and Q Television Network have had an uphill battle in the launch of Q Television," observes CFO Rene Schenk. "Q Television is positioned to successfully meet the demand that exists for a gay family channel."

Original and Acquired Programming

With a system of production crews throughout the United States, Q Television Network will offer a combination of original and acquired programming, which includes sports, fashion, travel, health & fitness, talk shows, plays, documentaries and movies. Teams of producers and directors will also bring breaking stories of interest to the network's audience via access to bureaus in Washington, D.C., New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Jerusalem and Iraq.

A preview of original programming premiered in May at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association's annual industry conference and was also included in a successful five-hour sample broadcast on May 15, which aired on Cox Cable in Louisiana and Comcast in the Puget Sound Region.

Included in that preview was "I Will, I Do, We Did," an original Q Television documentary exploring gay and lesbian marriage in America that offers an inside glimpse of the challenges faced by this community. Independent films, such as "An Intimate Friendship" and the award-winning "Straightman," are other examples of what will be available on the network, as well as commercial fare such as Bette Midler's "Divine Madness" concert.

About Q Television Network

This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company expects much of its subscriber base to be comprised of members of the gay and lesbian population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Safe Harbor Statement

As a cautionary note to investors, certain matters discussed in this press release may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such matters involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including the following: changes in economic conditions; general competitive factors; the television network's ability to execute its business model and strategic plans; and the risks described from time to time in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

For more information regarding carriage and advertising opportunities, contact the network at 760-323-4455.

SOURCE: Q Television Network

Q Television Network, New Orleans
Kendra Van Nostran, 504-949-3999
kvannostran@deveney.com http://www.qtelevision.com

PLEASE REPLY TO ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

SINCERELY,

XXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXX

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Originally posted by 1BigTip:
Good Morning All. Diana, I just remembered what you said on Monday. Buy on Rumor(Tuesday) Sell on Fact (Wednesday). Just like everything else, YOU WERE RIGHT! Hate to be one of those but whats your prediction finishing the week with QBID?

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I AM HOLDING.

quote:

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Originally posted by realityinc21:
THOSE BEHIND QBID NEED TO BECOME PROACTIVE AND START E-MAILING INFORMATION LETTER AND WEBSITE TO THE LIST I HAVE POSTED
Good Luck to All... www.rumormillnews.com/MEDIA_EMAIL_ADDRESSES.htm

SAMPLE LETTER:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THIS PRESS RELEASE. I AM A CURRENT SHAREHOLDER IN THE QTV NETWORK STATION. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR OPINIONS ON QTV. I HAVE DONE EXTENSIVE RESEARCH ON THE COMPANY AND SINCERELY WISH FOR IT'S SUCCESS.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND CONSIDERATION IN THIS MATTER. I FEEL THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MATTER THAT NEEDS TO ADDRESSED IN A TIMELY MANNER.

Move Over Fab 5: Q Television Has Arrived; New Gay Family Television Network Showcases its Unique Perspective Prior to Public Launch
5/26/2004 6:00:00 AM
NEW ORLEANS, May 26, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Q Television Network (Pink Sheets: QBID), headquartered in California, announces the launch of a subscriber channel for the gay and lesbian community in July 2004. An industry soft launch for carriers and advertisers begins June 1, 2004.

"It has taken more than seven years and millions of dollars to arrive at this day," says president and chairman Frank Olsen. "Clearly, the time to launch this network is now, and I am confident that the gay and lesbian community will embrace the unique perspective we offer as a family channel."

In a pre-public move to preview a sample of its programming to cable and satellite industry professionals, as well as potential advertisers, Q Television Network will offer a compressed daily broadcast that includes featured programs. The sample highlights Q Television's availability for carriage and sponsorship.

As executive vice president Steven Grunberg notes, "This is built by and for the gay community. Rather than a smattering of stereotyped gay characters offered because current market projections indicate it would be profitable, we offer a channel that will unite the gay and lesbian audience through a network that educates, entertains and informs - a network of real value."

Beginning June 1, the network will be available for viewing on Intelsat America's 7, 129 degrees West, Channel 1.

Olsen, an entrepreneur with a significant background in broadcast, was instrumental in the launch of The Movie Channel prior to its acquisition by Showtime. A pioneer in the development of new radio broadcast formats throughout his 40-year career, Olsen helped create African American radio and started the first gay radio stations.

"Just as CNN had tremendous hurdles to overcome, Frank and Q Television Network have had an uphill battle in the launch of Q Television," observes CFO Rene Schenk. "Q Television is positioned to successfully meet the demand that exists for a gay family channel."

Original and Acquired Programming

With a system of production crews throughout the United States, Q Television Network will offer a combination of original and acquired programming, which includes sports, fashion, travel, health & fitness, talk shows, plays, documentaries and movies. Teams of producers and directors will also bring breaking stories of interest to the network's audience via access to bureaus in Washington, D.C., New York, London, Paris, Moscow, Jerusalem and Iraq.

A preview of original programming premiered in May at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association's annual industry conference and was also included in a successful five-hour sample broadcast on May 15, which aired on Cox Cable in Louisiana and Comcast in the Puget Sound Region.

Included in that preview was "I Will, I Do, We Did," an original Q Television documentary exploring gay and lesbian marriage in America that offers an inside glimpse of the challenges faced by this community. Independent films, such as "An Intimate Friendship" and the award-winning "Straightman," are other examples of what will be available on the network, as well as commercial fare such as Bette Midler's "Divine Madness" concert.

About Q Television Network

This television network was organized to create and develop a network devoted to providing television programming for the gay and lesbian community. While the company expects much of its subscriber base to be comprised of members of the gay and lesbian population, management also believes that quality programming about the gay and lesbian experience, designed to entertain, educate and inform, will attract many other segments of the viewing public. The company's programming will be available on a subscription basis to those desiring its programming. The network will broadcast 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Providing distribution via satellite ensures availability of the network across the United States, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Safe Harbor Statement

As a cautionary note to investors, certain matters discussed in this press release may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such matters involve risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially, including the following: changes in economic conditions; general competitive factors; the television network's ability to execute its business model and strategic plans; and the risks described from time to time in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

For more information regarding carriage and advertising opportunities, contact the network at 760-323-4455.

SOURCE: Q Television Network

Q Television Network, New Orleans
Kendra Van Nostran, 504-949-3999
kvannostran@deveney.com http://www.qtelevision.com

PLEASE REPLY TO ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

SINCERELY,

XXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXXX

XXXXXXXXXX

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I AM GOING TO SAY THIS AS KINDLY AS POSSIBLE. QUIT F*&KING BEEACHING AND GET BUSY. e-MAIL AWAY. I HAVE A GROUP OF 20 PEOPLE WORKING ON THIS...

SORRY--THAT IS AS NICE AS I CAN PUT IT. BE PROACTIVE. TAKE A STAND AND BE A VOICE. REACTION TAKES ACTION. MOVE..

MTV IS NOT OUR CONCERN---QTV IS----SPECULATION IS A WASTE OF TIME. GET TO IT.

I AM TIRED AND GRUMPY..BEAACH TO BE ABOUT THIS ANOTHER TIME. I AM NOT IN THE MOOD TODAY. IF YOU HAVE TIME TO BEAACH AT ME THEN YOU HAVE TIME TO SEND OUT 30 E-MAILS. LOL

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Originally posted by realityinc21:
I AM GOING TO SAY THIS AS KINDLY AS POSSIBLE. QUIT F*&KING BEEACHING AND GET BUSY. e-MAIL AWAY. I HAVE A GROUP OF 20 PEOPLE WORKING ON THIS...

SORRY--THAT IS AS NICE AS I CAN PUT IT. BE PROACTIVE. TAKE A STAND AND BE A VOICE. REACTION TAKES ACTION. MOVE..

MTV IS NOT OUR CONCERN---QTV IS----SPECULATION IS A WASTE OF TIME. GET TO IT.

I AM TIRED AND GRUMPY..BEAACH TO BE ABOUT THIS ANOTHER TIME. I AM NOT IN THE MOOD TODAY. IF YOU HAVE TIME TO BEAACH AT ME THEN YOU HAVE TIME TO SEND OUT 30 E-MAILS. LOL

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>^..^< ---- I think someone is missing a turkey baster! LMAO...

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Originally posted by pharmdman:
Just an email reminder. Do not copy & paste too many email addresses into your letters (generally, more than 5) at one time, since many email servers are designed to view them as spam and to simply delete them before they are delivered. Just copy/paste a few at a time. This has been your Q-friendly public service announcement... regular programming will now resume, already in progress.....

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THANKS PHARM:

GREAT HELP. I HAVE PUT THIS SAME INFO ON TO OTHER BOARDS.

IF ANYONE POSTS ON OTHER BOARDS. RANGING RANTING BULL OR OTC STOCK OR ANYWHERE ELSE.

PLEASE GET THIS INFO TO OTHER BOARDS. LETS MAKE THIS HAPPEN.

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY OTHER MAILING LISTS?

PLEASE POST THEM.....

WE HAVE POWER--NOW LET'S US IT.

THIS IS ONLY A SAMPLE LETTER. PLEASE CHANGE IT AND DO YOUR OWN. I WOULD HATE FOR THEM TO GET 300 COPIES OF ONE LETTER. LOL

quote:

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Originally posted by pharmdman:
>^..^< ---- I think someone is missing a turkey baster! LMAO...

j/k, Diana! P.S... I'm sending some now... remember, not too many [To:] in the same email... they'll get nuked as spam!..

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NO TIME FOR TURKEY BASTERS TODAY. BUSINESS TO HANDLE. LOL

I LOVE YOU ALL AND I KNOW WE CAN DO THIS. WE ARE A TEAM.

Apparently there's alot of people doing just as you've asked. I've tried for 5 minutes to pull up the mailing list and it keeps timing out.

Proactive...what a novel concept! Much better than speculating on speculations... though I'm bad about that as well.

vop@akron.infi.net

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Chicago Tribune tribletter@aol.com

Christian Science Monitor, Op-ed oped@rachel.csps.com

Chronicle-Telegram, Elyria, Ohio macroncl@freenet.lorain.oberlin.edu

Cincinnati Enquirer-letters to the editor enqedit@aol.com

Cleveland Plain Dealer letters@plaind.com

Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph gtop@usa.net

The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch crow@cd.columbus.oh.us

Letters to the editor letters@cd.columbus.oh.us

Connecticut Post edit@SNET.net

Contra Costa County Times CA, Letters cctletrs@netcom.com

Corvallis (Ore.) Gazette-Times 74250.2373@compuserve.com

Daily Camera, Boulder CO newsr@bouldernews.infi.net

Daily Citizen, Washington, D.C. ben@essential.org

The Daily Iowan, Iowa City IA daily-iowan@uiowa.edu

The Daily Oklahoman ekelley@ionet.net

The Daily Telegraph, London editor@telegraph.co.uk

Dallas (Texas) Morning News 74774.2236@compuserve.com

Danbury (CT) News-Times editor@newstimes.com

Danville (KY) Advocate Messenger advocate@amnews.com

Danville (VA) Register and Bee rbnews@gamewood.net

Daytona (FL) News Journal letters@news-jrnl.com

Delaware (PA) County Times newsroom@i21.com

Des Moines Register letters@dmreg.com, dsmreg@delphi.com

The Desert News, Salt Lake City, UT letters@desnews.com

El Paso (TX) Herald Post hpost@primenet.com

Fairfax (Va.) Journal journalexp@aol.com

Flint (Mich.) Journal fj@flintj.com

Florida Today (Melbourne FL 71333.1616@compuserve.com

Gainesville (FL) Sun sundart@aol.com

Gazeta Wyborcza, Poland gawyb@ikp.atm.com.pl

The Globe and Mail, Toronto ON

444 Front St., Toronto ON

Canada M5V 2S9

The Guardian, U.K.

Letters letters@guardian.co.uk

"Notes and Queries" nandq@guardian.co.uk

Computer Page computerg@guardian.co.uk

"Online" online@guardian.co.uk

Honolulu Advertiser, HI tiser@aloha.net

Honolulu Star Bulletin, HI letters@starbulletin.com

Huntsville Times (& Huntsville News) (AL) Jehinger@traveller.com

The Independent, U.K. Computer Page comppage@independent.co.uk

Indianapolis Star stareditor@starnews.com

International Herald-Tribune iht@eurokom.ie

Irish Times computimes@irish-times.ie

Jerusalem (Israel) Post jpost@zeus.datasrv.co.il

Journal American, Bellevue, Wash. jaedit@aol.com

Kansas City Star talkback@kcstar.com

Keene (NH) Sentinel Letters@keenesentinel.com

The Knoxville (TN) News-Sentinel

Newsroom kns-news@use.usit.net

Letters kns-letters-to-editor@use.usit.net

kns@knoxnews.com

Lacrosse Tribune, Wisconsin LaxJour@aol.com

Lafayette (?) Town Talk TWNTLK@aol.com

Lake Charles (LA) American Press Talktolcap@aol.com

Lexington (KY) Herald Leader Hledit@lex.infi.net

Lincoln (NE) Journal-Star oped@nebweb.com

Los Angeles Times letters@news.latimes.com

letters@latimes.com

Louisville Courier Journal cjletter@louisvil.gannett.com

Macon (GA) Telegraph EdCorson@aol.com

Middlesex News, Framingham, Mass. mnews@world.std.com

Minneapolis Star Tribune, Letters opinion@startribune.com

Minnesota politics feedback, etc. politics@startribune.com

Mobile Press-Register mobile.eds@dibbs.com

Morgenbladet, Oslo, Norway truls@telepost.no

Morning Journal, Lorain, Ohio mamjornl@freenet.lorain.oberlin.edu

The Namibian, Windhoek, Namibia tom@namibian.com.na

The News & Record, Greensboro NC, Letters edpage@nr.infi.net

Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin norbull@aol.com

Ocala (FL) Star Banner osb@mercury.net

The Olympian, Olympia, Wash. olympian@halcyon.com

Omaha World Herald pulse@novia.net

Peoria (IL) Journal Star forum@pjstar.com

Philadelphia Daily, News Letters dailynews.opinion@phillynews.com.

Philadelphia Inquirer, Editorial page editpage@aol.com

Phoenix Gazette - NO press releases phxgazette@aol.com

Portland Oregonian oreeditors@aol.com

Prague Post 100120.361@compuserve.com

Quad City Times (Davenport IA) QCTimes@aol.com

Rapid City Journal (SD) journal@rapidnet.com

Reno (Nev.) Gazette-Journal rgj@libcom.dps.com

Sacramento Bee, Letters, op-ed pieces sacbedit@netcom.com

The St. Paul Pioneer Press vpress@aol.com

St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times 73174.3344@compuserve.com

Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City the.editors@sltrib.com

San Francisco Examiner sfexaminer@aol.com

San Jose Mercury-News

General sjmercury@aol.com

Letters to the editor letters@aol.com

opinion@sjmercury.com.

Santa Cruz County (CA) Sentinel, Letters sented@cruzio.com

News desk sentcity@cruzio.com

Seattle Times

Op-Ed opinion@seatimes.com

Personal Technology ptech@seatimes.com

Sioux City (IA) Journal scjrnl@pionet.net

Springdale (AR) News webmeister@ipa.net

Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader, Letters nleditor@ozarks.sgcl.lib.mo.us

Press releases nlnews@ozarks.sgcl.lib.mo.us

The Sunday Times (London), Innovation innovation@delphi.com

Sun-Sentinel, Broward Cty FL, Grapevine vineeditor@aol.com

Die Tageszeitung, Berlin briefe@taz.de

Tallahassee Democrat letters@freenet.fsu.edu

Times-Picayune readtp@commmunique.net

Toronto Sun "Page Six" pagesix@aol.com

Tucson (Ariz.) Citizen, Letters tcnews@aol.com

USA Today Editor@usatoday.com,

usatoday@clark.net

Utro Rossii (The Morning, Russia) utro@belik.msk.su

Vancouver (WA) Columbian vanpaper@aol.com

Wall Street Journal

Subscription services only wsj.service@cor.dowjones.com

Wichita (KS) Eagle eagle-c@southwind.net

Winnipeg Free Press, Winnipeg, Man.

News tips city_desk@freepress.mb.ca

Library library@freepress.mb.ca

Letters to the editor letters@freepress.mb.ca

Computer Columnist pihichyn@freepress.mb.ca

Computer Editor minkin@freepress.mb.ca

WEEKLY& ALTERNATIVE NEWSPAPERS

The Anarchives, Toronto yakimov@ecf.utoronto.ca

Austin (Texas) Chronicle xephyr@bga.com

Bay Windows, Boston baywindo@world.std.com

Boston Phoenix 71632.63@compuserve.com

Channel, Point Richmond, Calif channel@calon.com

CityPages, Minneapolis citypages@igc.apc.org

City Sun, New York, N.Y.

Computer column sysop@f206.n278.z1.fidonet.org

Eye, Toronto eye@io.org

Hill Times, Ottawa hilltimes@freenet.carleton.ca

Icon, Iowa City icon@igc.apc.org

The Irish Emigrant

For sample of printed edition connell@world.std.com

For a sample e-mail issue ferrie@iol.ie

LA Weekly laweekly@aol.com

Los Gatos (Calif.) Weekly-Times lgwt@livewire.com

The Met, Dallas, Texas 74742.1401@compuserve.com

The Mirror, Montreal, Quebec mirror@fc.babylon.montreal.qc.ca

New Times, San Luis Obispo County, CA newtimes-slo@slonet.org

NuCity, Albuquerque, N.M. nucity@swcp.com

Ottawa X Press xpress@freenet.carleton.ca

Palo Alto Weekly, Palo Alto, Calif. paweekly@netcom.com

Pasadena Star News, CA jrby@earthlink.net

Ridgefield (Conn.) Press 71052.3315@compuserve.com

The Riverfront Times, St. Louis, Mo. rft@plink.geis.com

Saratoga (Calif) News sn@livewire.com

The Stranger, Seattle stranger@cyberspace.com

Sunday Times of London

Innovation innovation@delphi.com

Tico Times, Costa Rica ttimes@huracan.cr

Tucson (Ariz.) Weekly

Letters to the Editor ONLY 71632.105@compuserve.com

Twin Cities Reader, Minneapolis sari23@aol.com

The Village Voice, New York, N.Y. voice@echonyc.com

Voir, Montreal voir@babylon.montreal.qc.ca

Washington City Paper washcp@aol.com

Weekly Mail&Guardian, Johannesburg, SA wmail-info@wmail.misanet.org

Willamette Week, Portland, OR mlz1@aol.com

Wichita Eagle, KS eaglenws@aol.com

"XS", Broward County, FL xsmag@satelnet.org

COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS

Algonquin Times, Algonquin College,

Nepean, Ontario, Canada times@algonquinc.on.ca

The Anarchives, Univ. of Toronto yakimov@ecf.utoronto.ca

BG News, Bowling Green State U., Ohio bgnews@andy.bgsu.edu

The Bucknellian, Bucknell Univ. bucknellian@bucknell.edu

Cavalier Daily, University of Virgnia cavdaily@virginia.edu

CM-LIFE, Central Michigan Univ.

Letters to the editor cmlife@cmuvm.csv.cmich.edu

Columbia Daily Spectator, New York NY http://www.columbia.edu/cu/spectator

The Cornell American ca-l@cornell.edu

Cornell Daily Sun Cornell.Daily.Sun@cornell.edu

The Daily, Univ. of Washington daily@u.washington.edu

Daily Bruin, UCLA

Viewpoint (op-ed) viewpoint@asucla.ucla.edu

The Daily Northwestern, Evanston, Ill. daily@merle.acns.nwu.edu

Daily Pennsylvanian, Univ. of Penn. dailypenn@a1.relay.upenn.edu

Daily Texan, UT-Austin texan@utxvms.cc.utexas.edu

The Daily Universe, Brigham Young Univ.

Op-ed submissions letters@byu.edu

The Dialogue, Duke Univ. mockg@mail01.adm.duke.edu

Gair Rhydd, Cardiff Univ., Wales gairrhydd@cardiff.ac.uk

GW Hatchet, Geo. Washington Univ. hatchet@gwis.circ.gwu.edu

The Hustler, Vanderbilt Univ. hustler@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu

The Iowa State Daily daily@iastate.edu

Kansas State Collegian, Kansas State U. rjohnso@ksu.ksu.edu

The Medium, Rutgers University mvalenti@eden.rutgers.edu

Minnesota Daily, U. of Minnesota network@edit.mndly.umn.edu

The Muse, Memorial Univ., Newfoundland muse@morgan.ucs.mun.ca

National College U. Magazine umag@well.sf.ca.us

The Oxford Student, Oxford Univ. theoxstu@sable.ox.ac.uk

The Peak, Univ. of Guelph, Canada peak@uoguelph.ca

Planet Communications, U. of Toronto editor@planet.org

The Post, Ohio Univ. an790791@oak.cats.ohiou.edu

The Profile, Hendrix Coll. Conway, Ark. profile@alpha.hendrix.edu

Redbrick, Univ. of Birmingham, UK redbrick@bham.ac.uk

The Reporter, Polytechnic Univ of NY reporter@photon.poly.edu

The Sagebrush, Univ. of Nevada, Reno sgbrush@shadow.scs.unr.edu

The Sewanee Purple, Univ. of the South, purple@seraph1.sewanee.edu

Sewanee, Tenn.

The Shield, Univ. of Southern Indiana janderso.ucs@smtp.usi.edu

The Student Movement, Andrews U., Mich smeditor@andrews.edu

The Tartan, Carnegie-Mellon Univ. tartan@andrew.cmu.edu

The Tech, MIT, Cambridge, Mass.

Letters to the editor letters@the-tech.mit.edu

The Troubadour, Franciscan University,

Steubenville, Ohio 74143.2374@compuserve.com

USC Daily Trojan (Univ. of S. California) dtrojan@scf.usc.edu

Washington Square News, NYU nyuwsn@aol.com

MAGAZINES

Adbusters adbuster@wimsey.com

Advertising Age

Letters to the editor ehbu73a@prodigy.com

Interactive Media & Marketing ywkj04a@prodigy.com

The Advocate

Letters letters@advocate.com

Info-server info@advocate.com

Allure alluremag@aol.com

The American Prospect tap@world.std.com

American Journalism Review

Letters to the editors/queries

(NO PRESS RELEASES) editor@ajr.umd.edu

The American School Board Journal asbj@aol.com

The Annals of Improbable Results air@mit.edu

Arcana david@hslc.org

BioScience aibs@gwuvm.gwu.edu

Brown Alumni Monthly, Providence, R.I. bam@brownvm.brown.edu

Budapest Business Journal, Hungary 100263.213@compuserve.com

The Business Journal (Portland, OR) pdxbj@teleport.com

Business Week bwreader@mgh.com

Chronicle of Higher Education editor@chronicle.merit.edu

Canadian Treasurer, Toronto mcdouga@ecf.utoronto.ca

CAUSE/EFFECT

Submissions for peer review jrudy@cause.colorado.edu

Claustrophobia phobia@bronze.coil.com

Clinical Data Management anneb@delphi.com

Clinical Psychiatry News, Rockville,Md. cpierce@cpcug.org

Classroom Connect, Lancaster, Penn. edit@wentworth.com

Colors, Rome, Italy colors.mag@agora.stm.it

CM Magazine, San Francisco cmmag@aol.com

Daily Pacific Builder, San Francisco dbuilder@aol.com

Delta (Math, physics, chem), Poland delta@plearn.edu.pl

DePauw Magazine, Greencastle, Ind. mlillich@depauw.edu

Details detailsmag@aol.com

Earth First! Journal earthfirst@igc.apc.org

Electronic Music Magazine emeditorial@pan.com

The Executive Educator magazine execeduc@aol.com

Family Practice News, Rockville, Md. cpierce@cpcug.org

Final Frontier 72075516@compuserve.com

Frank Magazine, Ottawa, Ont. ag419@freenet.carleton.ca

Focus, UK focus@focus2.demon.co.uk

Focus, Munich, Germany 100335.3131@compuserve.com

Forbes 5096930@mcimail.com

Free Times 71632.165@compuserve.com

Glamour glamourmag@aol.com

Go World ishius@ishius.com

GQ gqmag@aol.com

Head Magazine, U.K. 100344.1203@compuserve.com

Illinois Issues

Letters to the editor ONLY plong@eagle.sangamon.edu

Infowar Review gldneaglpr@aol.com

Inside Media mediaseven@aol.com

InterFace Magazine, Victoria, BC jedi@dataflux.bc.ca

Internal Medicine News, Rockville, Md. cpierce@cpcug.org

International Business Magazine emmervosh@ibnet.com

Internazionale, Italy r.internazionale@agora.stm.it

Interrace Magazine, Atlanta 73424.1014@compuserve.com

Kurier Chemiczny (Chemical Courier),

Poland kurier@chem.uw.edu.pl

Lambda Book Report, Washington, DC lambdabookreport@his.com

Liberty Issues liberty@prostar.com

Link, The College Magazine, New York editor@linkmag.com

Living Marxism, UK lm@camintl.org

Mademoiselle mllemag@aol.com

Media West, W. Vancouver, B.C. shyba@wimsey.com

Medical Laboratory Observer

Letters to the editor editor.mlo@medtechnet.com

Tips & Technlogy tips.mlo@medtechnet.com

Computer Dialog computer.mlo@medtechnet.com

Management management.mlo@medtechnet.com

Metropulse Magazine, Knoxville, Tenn. metropulse@aol.com

Midwifery Today & Childbirth Education midwifery@aol.com

MiniWorks miniworks@genie.geis.com

Mondo 2000 mondo@well.com

Mother Jones x@mojones.com

Ms.

Letters to the editor ms@echonyc.com

Multichannel News higgins@dorsai.dorsai.org

The Nation nation@igc.org

New Church Life david@hslc.org

The New Republic editors@tnr.com

New Scientist, U.K.

U.S. bureau 75310.1661@compuserve.com

"The Last Word" newsc1@stirling.ac.uk

Newsweek

Letters to the editor letters@newsweek.com

"Periscope" ghackett@newsweek.com

NOW Magazine, Toronto news@now.com

Oberlin Alumni Magazine alummag@ocvaxc.cc.oberlin.edu

Ob.Gyn. News, Rockville, Md. cpierce@cpcug.org

One Country, Baha'i International 1country@bic.org

Ottawa (Ont.) Magazine aq060@freenet.carleton.ca

Ottawa (Ont.) Business Magazine aq060@freenet.carleton.ca

OutNOW!, San Jose, Calif. jct@netcom.com

Pediatric News, Rockville, Md. cpierce@cpcug.org

Physicians's Office Laboratories Advisor

Letters to the editor.pol.mlo@medtechnet.com

Problem Solver problem.pol.mlo@medtechnet.com

Playboy edit@playboy.com

Playboy Forum forum@playboy.com

Dear Playboy dearpb@playboy.com

Political Science Quarterly, New York psq123@aol.com

Popular Science 75140.1732@compuserve.com

Postepy Fizyki (Physics), Poland postepy@fuw.edu.pl

Private Eye, UK strobes@cix.compulink.co.uk

The Progressive, Madison, Wisc. progmag@igc.apc.org

Real Goods News realgood@well.sf.ca.us

Reason 70703.2152@compuserve.com

Red Pepper, UK redpepper@gn.apc.org

Rolling Stone, New York rollingstone@echonyc.com

Running Wild Magazine, Lincoln, Mass. runwild@world.std.com

St. Charles Countian, Missouri pacmosteve@aol.com

S.F. Examiner Magazine sfxmag@mcimail.com

Security Insider Report p00506@psilink.com

Self comments@self.com

Science

General editorial inquiries science_editors@aaas.org

Letters to the editor science_letters@aaas.org

Manuscript reviews science_reviews@aaas.org

General news science_news@aaas.org

Silueta, Santa Rosa, Calif. silueta@wave.sci.org

Skin & Allergy News, Rockville, Md. cpierce@cpcug.org

Sky & Telescope, Cambridge, Mass. skytel@cfa.harvard.edu

Soundprint soundprt@jhuvms.hcf.jhu.edu

Southwestern Union Record 72734.1717@compuserve.com

Spectrum, New York, N.Y. n.hantman@ieee.org

Der Spiegel, Germany 100064.3164@compuserve.com

SPIn magazine SpinOnline@AOL.COM

Stern, Hamburg, Germany 100125.1305@compuserve.com

3D-Magazin 3d-magazin@stereo.s.bawue.de

Streetsound, New York streetsnd@aol.com

Time timeletter@aol.com

Training Magazine, Minneapolis trainmag@aol.com

Transitions, Univ. of Southern Indiana jwolf.ucs@smtp.usi.edu

U. Magazine umag@well.sf.ca.us

or umagazine@aol.com

Ultramarathon Canada an346@freenet.carleton.ca

Urb, Los Angeles urbmag@netcom.com

USA Weekend usaweekend@aol.com

U.S. News and World Report 71154.1006@compuserve.com

Utne Reader editor@utnereader.com

VeloNews, Boulder, Colo. velonews@aol.com

Vibe vibeonline@nyo.com

Video Magazine 75147.1255@compuserve.com

Virus (music), Bratislava, Slovakia virus@cenezu.sk

Vogue voguemail@aol.com

Washington Technology technews@access.digex.net

West Countian, Missouri pacmosteve@aol.com

Whole Earth Review wer@well.sf.ca.us

Wired editor@wired.com

Z, Sweden z.mag@zine.se

Zielone Brygady (Green Brigades), Poland zielbryg@gn.apc.org

Zurnal UP, Palacky University, Czech

Republic veselovs@risc.upol.cz

Zyzzyva, San Francisco zyzzyva@tmn.com

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ADELPHIA COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (financials, news, profile)
Adelphia Communications Corporation. The Group's principal activities are to own, operate and manage cable television systems and other related telecommunications businesses. The Group markets video programming, which is distributed to subscribe...

Barrow Cable TV
Provider of cable television services. Services are provided to individual and commercial customers.

Blue Ridge Communications
A Pennsylvania based full service communications provider, Blue Ridge is planning to offer local and long distance telephone service, wireless services, digital cable television and will be further expanding its high speed Internet Access servic...

Bresnan Communications
On February 14, 2000, Bresnan Communications sold its Cable TV operations to Charter Communications.

Buckeye CableSystem
Local cable television provider based in Toledo, Ohio.

Cable in the Classroom (CIC)
Public service effort supported by 41 national cable networks and over 8,500 local cable companies. These networks and local cable companies act as a partner in learning with teachers and parents by providing a free cable connection and over 540...

Cable ONE
Based in Phoenix with The Washington Post as its parent company, Cable ONE is a cable and local Internet service provider.

Cablevision Systems Corporation (financials, news, profile)
Cablevision Systems Corporation. The Group's principal activity is to provide telecommunication services, Madison Square Garden sports and entertainment business, Retail Electronics and other related operations. Telecommunication Services consis...

Canadian Satellite Communications Inc. (profile)
Canadian Satellite Communications Inc..Provision of satellite services operating in four primary businesses: (i)distribution of digital video and audio programming services via direct to home (DTH) satellite to Canadian residences and commercial...

CESKE RADIOKOMUNIKACE AKCIOVA SPOLECNOS (profile)
Ceske Radiokomunikace Akciova Spolecnos. The Group's principal activity is the provision of telecommunication services transmitting voice, data and other signals, services associated with television and radio broadcasting; the Group operates nat...

Chambers Communications Corporation
Located in Oregon, offering cable service to four states in the Northwest region.

CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS INC (financials, news, profile)
Charter Communications Inc. The Group's principal activity is to operate cable systems in the United States. The Group's broadband network of coaxial and fiber optic cable provides video, data, interactive and private business network services. ...

COX COMMUNICATIONS INCORPORATED (financials, news, profile)
Cox Communications Incorporated. The Group's principal activities are the ownership and management of U.S. broadband network and the investment in cable television programming networks, telecommunications and technology. The Group provides enter...

CVTV, Inc.
Provider of cable television services. Services are provided to multiple industries. This company was capitalized by private investment.

Falcon Cable TV
Los Angeles based Falcon, a part of Charter Communications, operates cable TV systems in 27 states, with its largest concentrations of customers in California and the Pacific Northwest, Missouri, North Carolina, Alabama and Georgia.

Galaxy Cablevision
Headquartered in Missouri, Galaxy operates systems serving 13 states and 500 communities. Galaxy also provides distance learning and video conferencing to over 300 schools.

GENERAL COMMUNICATION INCORPORATED (financials, news, profile)
General Communication Incorporated. The Group's principal activity is to operate under four segments: Long-distance services: Provides services to commercial, government, other telecommunications companies and residential customers, through the ...

GlobeCast
France Telecom, provides end-to-end transmission and production services for video, audio, business television and data/internet. Through a world-wide network of subsidiaries and partner companies, services cover the complete chain of producti...

Kappa Servexim SRL
Cable television company transforming from a coaxial cable network into a hybrid network through the introduction of the optic fiber backbone.

MEDIACOM COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (financials, news, profile)
Mediacom Communications Corporation. The Group's principal activities are to acquire and develop cable television systems serving smaller cities and towns in the United States. Through these cable television systems, the Group provides entertain...

Midcomm
Ancona, Italy based company offering data communication software and consulting services.

Millennium Digital Media
Broadband services company offering basic and premium cable television services in five states. Also offers Internet access via dial up, DSL, high speed cable modems and dedicated T-1 lines. Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri.

MOFFAT COMMUNICATIONS LTD (profile)
Moffat Communications Ltd.The principal activities of the Group are the provision of high-speed internet; digital television cablevision; and television broadcasting. Among its brands are Videon, Videon @ Home, PowerSurfr, Kingwood Cablevision ...

Multicanal SA
Argentine cable system operator, a part of Grupo Clarin SA.

National Cable Television Cooperative, Inc. (NCTC)
Based in Lenexa, Kansas, NCTC is an organization of independent cable television companies serving more than 10 million cable subscribers throughout the US that works together to purchase programming, hardware and services.

NET SERVICOS DE COMUNICACAO SA (profile)
Net Servicos De Comunicacao SA Formerly known as Globo Cabo SA. The Group's principal activities are the provision of cable television, pay-per-view programs and high speed Internet access. The Group also offers Broad Band Internet services, dat...

PAXSON COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION (financials, news, profile)
Paxson Communications Corporation. The Group's principal activity is the ownership and operation of television broadcasting stations and networks. The Group is a network television broadcasting company, which owns and operates the broadcast tele...

PERSONA INCORPORATED (profile)
Persona Incorporated Formerly known as Regional Cablesystems Incorporated. The Group's principal activities are to provide cable television, high-speed internet and telecom services through its wholly owned subsidiary, Persona Communications Inc...

PRIMACOM AG (news, profile)
PrimaCom AG was formed in December 1998 by a merger of Sueweda Elektronische Medien- und Kabelkommunikations AG and KabelMedia Holding AG. Both companies have been cable television network operators, and together they are the third largest cable...

RCN CORPORATION (financials, news, profile)
RCN Corporation. The Group's principal activity is to deliver bundled communications services to residential customers over the broadband network. The Group operates in Boston, New York City, the Philadelphia suburbs, Chicago, San Francisco alon...

SBC Communications Incorporated (financials, news, profile)
SBC Communications Incorporated. The Group's principal activity is to provide communication services and products. The operations of the Group are conducted through five segments. The Wireline segment provides landline telecommunications service...

Service Electric Cable TV & Communications
Based in Pennsylvania, Service Electric offers cable television, high-speed internet, and telephony services to both Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Shaw Communications Inc.
Canadian based Shaw provides: quality reception, reliable technology, dependable on-time service; high-speed internet, digital cable, and digital music express.

SOGECABLE SA (profile)
Sogecable SA. The Group's principal activity is the provision of pay television network services. This mainly includes the production and management of broadcasting and films rights, cable TV, the development of thematic channels and mail-order ...

Sunflower Cablevision
Company provides cablevision and datavision services, as well as production services and local news broadcasts.

Susquehanna Communications
Pennsylvania based telecommunications provider of cable television, music and modem service to the Susquehanna Valley.

Telstra Corporation
Telestra, with a geographic presence in 19 countries, substantial investments and ownership shares in worldwide cable systems and affiliations including INTELSAT (a founding member), PanAmSat, AsiaSat, INMARSAT and Infonet, Telstra™ provide...

Time Warner Cable
Based in Connecticut, with more than 12.6 million customers, the company is digitally upgrading its systems and is introducing services as Road Runner ?, its high-speed online service.

TV Cabo
National cable operator that complements its cable coverage through a multi-channel digital satellite platform. The company is fully owned by PT Multimedia.

UNITED PAN-EUROPE COMMUNICATIONS N.V. (profile)
United Pan-Europe Communications N.V.(UPC). The Group's principal civilities are providing broadband network services. The Group provides services in the following areas: Video: multi-channel TV transmission via cable and satellite, both analogu...

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The Advocate
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Alternative Family Magazine
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(Publisher & Advertising)
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(editor) Altfammag . com
A&U Magazine
(800) 841-8707
(518) 426-9010
(518) 436-5354
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Curve Outspoken Enterprises. Inc.
(415) 863-6538
(415) 863-1609
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Cybersocket Web Magazine
(323) 650-9906
(323) 650-9926
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Gay Parent Magazine Resources
(718) 997-0392
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Genre Upscale Gay Male
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(212) 594-8263
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Genremagazine . com

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(415) 648-9464
(415) 648-4705
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editorial@girlfriendsmag . com
Gfriends . com

HERO Magazine Gay Men's Lifestyle
(310) 360-8022
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Heromag . com

INSTINCT Magazine Gay Male Lifestyle
(818) 505-9205
(818) 505-9875
mail@instinctmag . com
Instinctmag. com
OUT OUT is a national, general interest gay magazine.
(212) 334-9119
(212) 334-9227
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letters@out . com
Out . Com

POZ People living with HIV and dealing with related issues
(212) 242-2163
(212) 675-8505
poz-editor@poz . com
Poz . com