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Wer kennt die WKN???

Paradigm Advanced Tech / OTC PRAV.

hat als einziger das Recht, Lizenzen WELTWEIT für das US-Patent Nr.5043736 (Einzusehen unter www.patents.ibm.com. Das Patent ist ein Prozesspatent, was die Übermittlung von GPS-Daten an die Funktelefonstationen abdeckt. Jährlich werden Unmengen von Funktelefonen produziert.Laut einem neuen US-Gesetz (in Kraft ab 01.01.2001) E-911 müssen die Koordinaten aller Notrufe von Funktelefonen ab diesem Zeitpunkt genau ermittelbar sein. Das geht nur mit GPS. Der Patentlizenzvertrag wurde von einigen Experten überprüft und wurde als sehr "wasserdicht" bezeichnet.

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Hi,

ich glaube WKN ist 908288, hab auch schon ein Auge drauf geworfen aber noch keine gekauft. Du weisst ja, "E" und so.

Hoffe, Du kannst es überprüfen, oder jemand anders bestätigt dies.

Live long and prosper


Jetsia

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quotenheini, ich seh grad, das E ist ja schon wieder weg...

Grüsse

Jetsia

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PRAV 908288

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Article for Paradigm Advanced Technologies (OTC BB:PRAV) 1:58 PM

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Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. Confirms Worldwide Exclusive Agency Rights to GPS Patent
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 01, 2000 1:58 PM
- BusinessWire

TORONTO, Feb 1, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. ("Paradigm") (OTCBB:PRAV) confirmed today that it has a contract with the current patent holder to a broad-based patent to be the exclusive worldwide licensing agent for the patent.

The Patent (US Patent No. 5,031,736) was granted in 1991 and was reexamined in 1994 (Reexamination Certificate No. B1 5,043,736). The patent covers the process whereby signals from the satellite global position system ("GPS") are transmitted over any cellular telephone network to a base unit. As a result of the reexamination the number of claims were increased from 4 to 6. The patent is valid until 2011.

Paradigm as a pioneer in the use of personal tracking technology, became the first licensee under this patent and confirms that as the exclusive worldwide agent, it is currently in negotiations with a number of potential licensees. The Strategis Group of Washington D.C. projects that revenues from location-based wireless consumer services are expected to rise more than 100-fold, from less than $30 million in 1999 to $3.9 billion by 2004.

"We are looking forward to sharing in this explosive growth in wireless location services," said David Kerzner, president and CEO of Paradigm. "This growth is being fueled by the FCC E-911 legislation and the increased need for consumers to use GPS technology for emergency roadside assistance, traffic and navigation information and location-sensitive billing."

Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:PRAV) of Toronto, Ontario, develops and distributes PC-based video surveillance products. The Company`s VideoBank and Satcom products are designed to record, store and play back full motion, high-resolution color images which can be remotely viewed or transmitted over various types of communication mediums including T1, xDSL, ISDN, Cellular, Satellite, and POTS.

Paradigm recently announced that it has entered into a letter of intent to acquire the Internet broadcast, iCam and iCare businesses of WorldLink USA, a division of Pangea Petroleum Corporation (OTCBB:PAPO) of Houston, Texas. WorldLink is a leading provider of on-site live media production and hosting for Microsoft (c) Windows Media technologies, on-demand content hosting services and ASF production. Founded in Houston in 1994, WorldLink has become an internationally renowned expert in online media production and Internet Services. WorldLink`s extensive history of live and on-demand Webcast production includes radio, television, live concerts, press conferences, Space Shuttle launches, and many other events. WorldLink`s on-site production services include all audio/video equipment and expertise required for live events, including cameras, lighting, sound, and support crews, and can provide full production services anywhere in the world.

Special Note: Management believes certain statements in this press release may constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are made based on management`s views and assumptions regarding future events and business performance at the time the statements are made. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied. Such differences may result from actions taken by the company prior to its current fiscal year end, as well as from developments beyond the company`s control, including changes in global economic conditions that may, among other things, affect the company`s performance anticipated acquisitions or future business. In addition, changes in domestic competitive and economic conditions may also affect performance of all significant company businesses.

For further information please contact Selwyn Wener of Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. at 416/447-3235 (e-mail: [e-mail]).

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Gehts jetzt los?? zZt. 2,35$



DENVER, Feb 22, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- The nation`s mobile information technology leaders will meet March 16-17 for Global Technology Communications Inc.`s GPS-Wireless 2000. This fourth annual meeting, held at the Embassy Suites Hotel-San Francisco Airport, allows business executives from the wireless, GPS, computer, navigation and automotive industries to find out the hottest market trends, network with other companies and evaluate the competition.

"Although telematics and other mobile information markets are hot in Europe, we believe that the North American market will come around in the next three years. The worldwide market estimates for in-vehicle information units range from $3 billion to $5 billion by 2003 -- depending on who you believe," said Kevin Dennehy, Global Technology president. "GPS-Wireless 2000 allows executives to realistically assess how this market is going to come together, address the market barriers and what the competition looks like -- here in North America and internationally."

GPS-Wireless 2000 topics include two telematics panels, including one sponsored by the Consumer Electronics Association; enhanced 911 markets; mobile e-commerce; cellular, in-vehicle computing, PDA and Internet integration opportunities; a regulatory and policy panel; international markets outlook; wireless executives panel and others.

"The next two or so years is going to be huge. Already, players are aligning themselves with wireless carriers and rolling out products," Dennehy said. "Automakers such as Mercedes Benz are putting telematics devices in vehicles as standard features. We have some of the top executives in this industry planning to give blunt talks about what needs to happen to get this market going."

Speakers include executives from AT&T Wireless, ATX Technologies, General Motors OnStar, QUALCOMM, Nokia, Nextel, Navigation Technologies, SCC Communications, SPRINT PCS, Etak Inc., Research in Motion, Rand McNally, SnapTrack Inc., Allen Telecom, Orbcomm and others.

"Location-based mobile e-commerce potentially is huge. Companies such as GM OnStar are helping to develop this market," Dennehy said. "OnStar`s recent advertising campaigns are helping to develop consumer awareness to the advantages of these in-vehicle and handheld systems. In the future, companies may give the devices away and generate income through services and advertising from retailers."

The conference will include tabletop displays, a reception hosted by Etak Inc., a keynote luncheon featuring SCC Communications, refreshment breaks sponsored by Allen Telecom, a buffet luncheon hosted by Research in Motion and a 200-plus page conference binder sponsored by Synergy Systems.

For more information, go to www.gps-wireless.com; or contact Sherman Leibow at 888/597-6538; e-mail: [e-mail].

SOURCE Global Technology Communications Inc.
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WEB PAGE: http://www.gps-wireless.com


CEO of PRAV has stated that there WILL be news soon! You know what happens to BB stocks when (good)news is released. These high technology emerging market stocks don`t go up 10 %-15% in a year. They often increse by 200-300 % in a day when news cxomes out. When the CEO of PRAV states"having the patent they have means that 170 companies who provide some type of GPS tracking service will be required to pay PRAV" . They have the US patent with patents pending for Japan and Canada. THEY PLAN TO INTRODUCE NEW TECHNOLOGY WITHIN 4 WEEKS(from 2/4/00)."The biggest challenge is to get the GPS technology out on the market BEFORE anyone else does" (that means ASAP)the licensing agreements.....

OT: February 4, 2000 Dow Jones Newswires

Paradigm Racing To Release Its Tracking Technology

By ANN MARIE MCQUEEN

TORONTO -- It`s often a race to see who will be the first to get a high technology product to the market, but Paradigm Advanced Technologies Inc. (PRAV) president and chief executive David Kerzner believes his company`s time has come to score a win.

Paradigm shares quadrupled Wednesday after the company announced it landed a
10-year U.S. patent covering the process of transmitting signals from a satellite global position system, or GPS, over any cellular telephone network to a base unit. Kerzner believes investors were reacting to potential revenues associated with GPS technology when the stock surged to 2.02 in Nasdaq trading Wednesday, to close at 2.62 on 16.4 million shares.

Friday the stock fell back, closing down 0.16 to 1.59 on about 7.3 million shares.

"This certainly has captured people`s attention," Kerzner said.

Paradigm was simply in "the right place at the right time" when it decided to go after the patent, Kerzner said. Having it means 170 companies who provide some form of GPS tracking-type service, and potentially many more who start doing so, will eventually be required to pay Paradigm for that right, Kerzner said. Paradigm also holds the GPS-related patent in Australia and has patents pending for Canada and Japan.

As potentially lucrative as the U.S patent could be, with Paradigm raking in a percentage of revenues from hundreds of potential licencees, the company`s main mission is to unveil its own GPS technology aimed at tracking people through their cellular phones and paging systems.
Kerzner plans to introduce that technology within the next four weeks.

It has a variety of potential growth areas, including tracking victims who make 911 calls on their cellular phones, parents who want to keep track of their children, caregivers monitoring Alzheimer patients and for use in traffic and navigation systems, Kerzner said. "It`s huge," he said.

The Strategis Group of Washington, D.C. projects that revenues from location-based
wireless consumer services are expected to rise to $3.9 billion in 2004 from less than $30 million in 1999.

Kerzner envisioned a personal tracking technology before forming Paradigm and taking it public in 1996, when he owned a security company. Some of his high-profile, high-end clients
wanted to know if there was a way they could track their children`s wherabouts for security purposes.


Paradigm is now working on similar acquisition which it hopes to announce within the next four weeks.

With plans to grow through development and acquisition starting to take shape and gain attention, Kerzner believes Paradigm is gaining momentum. "If we do what we say we`re going to do, it could be a Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM) sort of thing," he said, referring to the U.S. digital wireless communication systems and Internet products company Paradigm sees as one of its many competitors.

Paradigm, which lost $4.2 million between its inception in 1996 and the start of 1999,
hopes to start generating revenues from its GPS technology and patent within six months, and turning a profit within a year. A listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange is "possible", as is another public offering, Kerzner said. Since the recent "interest and excitement", Paradigm has already been approached with offers to underwrite a secondary offering," he said.

The biggest challenge for Paradigm now is to get its GPS technology out on the market before anyone else does, he said.

"This time I think we`ve got it," Kerzner said. "It`s a real trick, let me tell you."

Paradigm has four full-time employees and contracts out a portion of its work.

-Ann Marie McQueen, Dow Jones Newswires; 416-306-2031
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Copyright © 2000 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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Sind seit dem Posting von 2$ auf fast 4$.
Und Sie steigen weiter. Ist das nicht toll.

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Es rumort überall.

Rumored to be signing several major contracts with large companies in the coming weeks that will drastically increase future earnings, licensing deals are rumored to be released as well, rumored to be releasing major developments in the next few weeks, rumored to be closing a key acquisition soon, rumored to be releasing spectacular earnings in the next several weeks, its GPS technology is one-of-a-kind, very advanced and has huge earnings potential, strong momentum recently, decent float, has the potential to make strong upward moves very quickly, heavy accumulation seems to be occurring, very positive investor sentiment, strong short-term potential, very strong long-term hold.

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