Shares in DoubleClick slid as much as 37 percent on Friday after the Internet advertising company posted third-quarter results that disappointed some analysts and said fourth-quarter earnings would miss Wall Street expectations.

The stock price has fallen 95 percent from a 12-month high in early January amid concerns about the decline in online advertising spending.
http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/busin...ia-double.html


BTW- Hey, David, what are you doing in here?

This is "SPAM!"


AND: Scour Inc., the Los Angeles company that abets the trading of music and movies over the Internet, has filed for bankruptcy-law protection, a move the company said could shelter it from copyright infringement lawsuits it faces from record companies and movie studios.

Scour, which is backed by Michael Ovitz, the Hollywood agent and former Walt Disney president, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy papers on Thursday in United States Bankruptcy Court in Los Angeles. It said in court papers that legal claims against it could amount to more than $100 million.
http://www.nytimes.com/2000/10/14/te...gy/14OVIT.html

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