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[AKs]

In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Hot Stock Investor wurde HOTJOBS.com zum sofortigen Kauf entpfohlen! Warburg Dillon Read diagnostiziert beim Kursverfall der Aktie auf USD eine klare Übertreibung!

Analysten Meinung:

Analyst F. Thomas O´Halloran von Warburg Dillon Read stufte die Aktie der HotJobs.com in einer erstmaligen Einschätzung mit Strong Buy ein, 12-Monats-Kursziel: 60 US-Dollar.

[LongTermTom]

Hi AKs !

Bei solchen Empfehlungen muss man beim HSI immer sehr vorsichtig sein.
(Hast wohl selber welche?!)
Die haben bei so mancher "uebertriebener Korrektur" zum Kauf geraten und dabei oefter mal danebengelegen.(z.B. RENAL CARE GROUP, ITURF u.v.a.)
Eine gute Empfehlung dagegen ist sicher VERISIGN.

Ich habe den HSI auch und bin alles in allem zufrieden damit.
Oftmals sind Empfehlungen dabei, von denen man erst Monate spaeter
in anderen Blaettern erfaehrt.

Der zufriedene
LTT

[AKs]

Hier sind neue Nachrichten von HOTJOB.com :

Leider nur in Englisch

HotJobs.com and Internet Broadcasting Systems Form Alliance To
Deliver Premier Employment Listings To Local
Markets

Business/Broadcast/Internet Editors

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 15, 2000--

HotJobs.com`s Search Engine to be Integrated

Across IBS` National Network of Web Channels

HotJobs.com, Ltd. (Nasdaq:HOTJ), a leading Internet-based
recruiting solutions company, and Internet Broadcasting Systems (IBS)
(http://www.ibsys.com), a leading network in the convergence of local
television and the Internet, today announced a major marketing
initiative. The multi-year agreement positions HotJobs.com as the
exclusive employment listings provider across the entire IBS national
network of local TV Web Channels serving 35 U.S. markets. HotJobs.com
will be integrated into IBS` local Web Channels, including placement
as the exclusive job search engine in the Employment section within

each site. IBS will promote its local Employment sections, co-branded
with HotJobs.com, through television promotion on each partner
station.
"IBS is thrilled to be working with an employment company as
dominant in the online job service market as HotJobs.com," said Tolman
Geffs, CEO of IBS. "The distribution offered by the IBS network of
local TV Web Channels will help HotJobs.com greatly extend its already
strong national brand into the local recruitment marketplace." Geffs
also mentioned that IBS` Web Channels aim to become primary providers
of employment services in each local market. "We believe working with
HotJobs.com is a great way to further establish our IBS Web Channels
as dominant local online destinations." "Our co-branding agreement
with IBS will allow HotJobs.com to harness the power of local TV and
the Web to target users with relevant, timely employment information
targeted to their specific market," said Dean Harris, Senior Vice
President of Marketing at HotJobs.com.

About HotJobs.com

HotJobs.com is a leading Internet-based recruiting solutions
company that provides a direct exchange of information between job
seekers and employers. Over 5,000 member employers subscribe to the

HotJobs.com online employment exchange, www.hotjobs.com. HotJobs.com
also provides employers with additional recruiting solutions, such as
its proprietary Softshoe(R) and Shoelace(TM) recruiting software, its
WorkWorld career expos and online advertising and consulting services.

About IBS

Internet Broadcasting Systems, Inc.`s (IBS) local Web Channels are
sites that combine the "must-know" local content of the dominant TV
affiliate in a top market with a broad range of Web services, backed
by extensive promotion from the station. IBS is launching local Web

Channels across a total of 42 markets, including 26 of the top 50,
primarily with top- ranked stations. In the last quarter alone, IBS
has launched local channels in Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Orlando, Sacramento, West Palm Beach, Toronto and Ottawa. IBS is
launching across the U.S. in partnership with Hearst-Argyle Television
(NYSE:HTV), Post-Newsweek Stations, a division of The Washington Post
Company (NYSE:WPO), and across Canada with the CanWest Global
(NYSE:CWG) network.

Since launching its first site in 1996, IBS has been recognized
for excellence in online journalism by major organizations like the
National Press Club, The Associated Press, and the Society for
Professional Journalists.