| To: Manx who wrote () | 11/9/1999 3:14:00 AM | | From: ruey220 | | | |
I'm surprised that this board is dead. JWEB is undervalued
I expect it to be 1/4 the goodness of AOL. Same Business
model, they are following AOL path, however, they are
going DSL meaning they are trying to beat AOL marketing
strategy. |
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| To: rdmsqito who wrote (217) | 12/20/1999 1:28:00 AM | | From: 2MAR$ | | | |
Juno offers $9.95/mth Web access or free with ads
NEW YORK, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Juno Online Services Inc.
<JWEB.O> on Monday said it will broaden its Internet access
offerings to include free ad-supported and lower-cost monthly
services in the latest move to put pressure on premium-priced
services such as market leader America Online Inc. <AOL.N>.
The company, which started out as a free e-mail provider
and now counts roughly 2.5 million active e-mail users, also
said it planned to cut the cost of its full monthly access
offer to $9.95 from the going industry rate of $19.95 a month.
In addition, Juno said it would introduce a high-speed
Internet access service known as Juno Express in early 2000
with details on pricing and potential partners to follow. In
October, it announced a deal with minority owner News Corp
<NWS.N> to supply programming to the upcoming high-speed
service.
The three additional Internet access offerings will come in
addition to its standard offer of free e-mail access, supported
by advertising. The $9.95-per-month offer includes 150 hours of
access in exchange for viewing a limited number of ads.
The New York-based company counted 400,000 billable
subscribers to its Internet access services at the end of
September, the most recent period for which figures are
available and up from 270,000 at the end of June.
The company has signed up 7.6 million subscriber accounts
of which 2.9 million were active in the third quarter.
Juno positions itself as a mainstream provider of Internet
services, competing with the likes of far larger AOL, Earthlink
<ELNK.O>/Mindspring <MSPG.O> and Microsoft Corp's <MSFT.O> MSN
in an effort to attract millions of newcomers online.
Other U.S.-based free Internet access providers include
ad-supported NetZero <NZRO.O> and online-shopping supported
WorldSpy Corp of White Plains, N.Y. NetZero claimed 1 million
users of its free Internet access service in September.
America Online competes in the budget-priced Internet
access category with its CompuServe brand and recently has
struck a range of deals with PC makers and retailers that offer
variations of either subsidised PCs or low-priced Web access.
Shares of Juno closed off of a point on Friday at
16-3/8, little changed from its initial public offering price
of 13 in May.
((-- Eric Auchard, New York newsdesk, 212-859-1840))
REUTERS
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| To: 2MAR$ who wrote (230) | 12/20/1999 5:14:00 PM | | From: Walcalla | | | |
Juno Online Services Reiterated `Buy' at PaineWebber
Princeton, New Jersey, Dec. 20 (Bloomberg Data) -- Juno Online Services
Inc. (JWEB US) was reiterated ``buy' by analyst James Preissler at
PaineWebber Inc. The 12-month target price is $120.00 per share.
NYSE/AMEX delayed 20 min. NASDAQ delayed 15 min. |
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| To: Americo Burgos III who wrote (232) | 12/20/1999 6:00:00 PM | | From: Rajiv | | | |
Fills for an order to sell 2000 shares - 330, 200, 370,
100, 5, 50, 100, 300, 100, 200, 30, 115, 25 and 75
We are talking serious money here..
Regards,
Rajiv |
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