Year: 1999

NetGravity First to Integrate Online Marketing Solutions with
Microsoft Windows Media Technologies, Enabling Advertisers/Publishers
to Dynamically Insert Multimedia Ads Into Videos Online

High-Impact, Bandwidth Adjustable, Video-in-Video Ad Banners Optimize
Online Campaigns; CNN Interactive Advertisers Gain Significantly
Improved Click-Through Rates

SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan.

Contact: Lena L. Loeffler
Public Relations & Marketing Specialist
Foresight Solutions, Inc.
(517) 333-0307, ext. 19
lloeffler@foresight.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE…

Foresight Solutions, Inc. Releases CalendarSet/CGI(tm) v1.1 — Now
Compatible with Macintosh and Window Platforms

January 28, 1999 — East Lansing, Michigan USA — Foresight
Solutions, Inc. announces the release of CalendarSet/CGI v1.1.

Sun Drops Prices on Popular Mid-Range and High-End Workstation and
Workgroup Server Lines

Sun Enables More Customers to Step Up to the Performance of
Multiprocessor UNIX Systems

PALO ALTO, Calif., Jan. 27 /PRNewswire/NEWSdesk — Sun Microsystems,
Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) today dropped prices by as much as 35 percent on
its popular Ultra(TM) 60 and Ultra 2 workstations, once again
challenging the competition with even lower prices and improved
performance in its high-end multiprocessor-capable solutions.

MacHack: Secure Registration Now Available Through QSI

MacHack: The Annual Conference for Leading Edge Developers
c/o Expotech
1264 Bedford Road
Grosse Point Park, MI 48230
Contact: Carol Lynn
mailto:info@machack.com

Tel: (313) 882-1824

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Dearborn, MI — Developers have been lining up to attend the MacHack
developers conference for weeks. Now, though, a secure internet
provider has stepped into the fray to make registration for the June
23-26 conference easy, quick and online.

“We’ve been working on this kind of arrangement for while now.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January, 1999

KEEMUX Series of Electronic KVM Switches Provide Efficient Network Management

Aurora, OH: Network Technologies Inc introduces the new KEEMUX series
of electronic KVM (keyboard-video-mouse) switches for the PC,
Macintosh and Sun platforms. Each of the platform-specific switches
allow one user to access and control from two to 32 computers from a
single keyboard, monitor and mouse. KEEMUX switches can be cascaded
to create a switch with 128 port capability that operates as one from
a single control point.