Booktech.com, inc. (fka BKTC)

[Renee]

BKTC revoked:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2015/34-75091.pdf

[Renee]

BKTC SEC Admin Proceeding for delinquent Financials / filings:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2015/34-74458.pdf

[jmhollen]

Tues. AM (July 10, 2001)

Dear BookTech shareholder:

As you know, the company got the AMEX to resume trading on BTC. It had been
halted for over two months due to their failure to have audited financials
submitted. Friday was a day for pent-up, market sell-orders, which took it
down to as low as 10 cents.

Yesterday it closed at 45 cents.

With the first hour of trading today, it's at 60 cents - clearly some bargain
hunters are in there buying the cheap stock.

No news has been issued, but the new CEO is expected to have official updates
some out soon, along with a "letter from the CEO" to all shareholders
describing his turnaround/clean-up efforts thus far.

Will keep you posted.

Best wishes,

Jim Stock
STOCK ENTERPRISES INC.

[jmhollen]

BTC - trading again on AMEX........

MMMs and chicken hearts making for a blue-light special this afternoon. It's going to be fun to watch next week and forward. Good news in the pipe from what I understand.

John

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[jmhollen]

"................TOLJA................":

BTC
10KSB Annual Report 7/3/2001 526
10QSB/A Amended Quarterly Report 7/3/2001 93
10QSB/A Amended Quarterly Report 7/3/2001 89
10QSB/A Amended Quarterly Report 7/3/2001 72
10QSB Quarterly Report 7/3/2001 76

Tee hee.

John

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[jmhollen]

Howdy BTC fans,

I eChatted with Jim Stock this wekend, who is/was associated with BTC as a PR representative.

It appears that BTC will make it back on to the AMEX this coming week, with good PRs to back up the "..re-light.." of their candle.

The stock should open at $0.70 where it was temporarily stopped; but, it should move back up to it's normal trading range (..over a buck..) fairly quickly.

Might be a real good opportunity for both shortterm and longterm gains. BTC is well connected with major univertisites around the country.

http://www.booktech.com

John

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[jmhollen]

FYI: I spoke with Ted (the Comptroller) today. He said they would have the 10K and the 10Q all done and submitted by the third week in June.

That should satisfy the yayhoos at Amex and put BTC back on the board for trading.

Sounds like the company is motoring along smoothly and making good progress, so hopefuly the share price will roll right back up to previous levels (and better).

Regards,

John

[jmhollen]

booktech.com Names Bill Christie Ceo: Internet E-Commerce Pioneer Succeeds Dr. Morris Shepard

BUSINESS WIRE WOBURN, Mass., May 17 — The Board of Directors of booktech.com, a leader in on-demand publishing for education and training, today announced the appointment of William G. Christie as booktech.com's new Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, effective May, 11, 2001. Christie succeeds Dr. Morris Shepard.

"Bill Christie was one of the first retail executives to recognize the potential for online commerce. Bill brings a proven record of leadership and experience that will help booktech embark on future growth. We are confident he will strengthen booktech's capabilities in meeting the growth objectives of the company," said Board Member Joel Dumaresq.

Christie is a seasoned entrepreneurial executive with over 20 years' combined experience in the retail and Internet sectors. Christie most recently was the Chief Operating Officer of !heyinc., a company that provides relationship management applications integrating call center operations and Web engagement technologies. At !heyinc, Mr. Christie was responsible for sales, professional services and business development and shared responsibilities for investment and investment relationship activities.

Prior to !heyinc, he was the Chief Executive Officer at icontact.com, inc., a leading provider of interactive software targeted at the Internet's e-commerce activities. icontact.com and !hey Software merged and resulted in the formation of !heyinc. He served as the Senior Vice President of Management Information Systems and Merchandising Support for the CALDOR Corporation and also was the Director of Information Systems of Federated Department Stores.

"booktech.com's innovated solutions have incredible potential to revolutionize the way textbooks are delivered to the educational communities. I look forward to working with the booktech team on increasing sales, creating new business opportunities and improving shareholder value," said Christie.

About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com) is a digital and online publisher of customized textbooks, coursepacks, and other educational materials for higher education, K-12, distance education, non-profit organizations, and corporate training. Since its inception in 1995, booktech.com has published 7,000 individual customized textbook titles for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses, in addition to a dozen K-12 titles such as Breaking the Spanish Barrier and Trade Routes.


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[jmhollen]

BusinessWire, 04/23/2001 17:41

booktech.com Officers Hosting Open Telephone Conference, 11am Tuesday April 24th

WOBURN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 23, 2001--Dr. Morris Shepard, CEO, and Ted Bernhardt, CFO, will be holding an open telephone conference call to answer questions regarding recent booktech.com developments at 11am (EST) tomorrow morning, April the 24th.

The number to call with questions or concerns at that time will be 877-715-5318 from within America, and 973-628-9554 from abroad.

Among the topics to be covered during the live Q & A session are the implementation of the Educators' Portal, future development of the Company's services, and the temporary halt imposed on the trading of booktech.com's common stock. About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com) is a digital and online publisher of customized textbooks, coursepackets, and other educational materials for higher education, K-12, distance education, non-profit organizations, and corporate training. Since its inception in 1995, booktech.com has published 7,000 individual customized textbook titles for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses, in addition to a dozen K-12 titles such as Breaking the Spanish Barrier and Trade Routes. Company shares have traded on the American Stock Exchange since April 5, 2000 (AMEX:BTC).

CONTACT: booktech.com
Patrick McHugh
Tel: [phone]
or
Olivia Communications
Jason Sundar
Tel: [phone]

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[jmhollen]

http://www.booktech.com

[jmhollen]

booktech.com Common Stock Temporarily Frozen

WOBURN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 23, 2001--As of today, the American Stock Exchange (AMEX) halted trading of booktech.com (AMEX:BTC) common stock.

According to CEO Dr. Morris A. Shepard, AMEX exchange officials telephoned Shepard to say AMEX was "halting trading because the company was late in filing its 10K, as is their policy." AMEX also said that they were "aware that booktech.com has recently secured $10 million in funding to continue the development of the Company's operations."

Further, Dr. Shepard said "the late filing was related to a shortage of funds to fully engage our auditors. However, the funds should be available in the next day or so, and the auditors will be engaged at that time. We intend to have the 10K completed within about two to three weeks. At that time we expect to be trading again. In the interim the company continues to serve its clients."

About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com) is a digital and online publisher of customized textbooks, coursepackets, and other educational materials for higher education, K-12, distance education, non-profit organizations, and corporate training. Since its inception in 1995, booktech.com has published 7,000 individual customized textbook titles for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses, in addition to a dozen K-12 titles such as Breaking the Spanish Barrier and Trade Routes. Company shares have traded on the American Stock Exchange since April 5, 2000 (AMEX: BTC).

CONTACT: Olivia Communications
Jason Sundar, 866/623-3320
or
booktech.com
Patrick McHugh, 781/376-6364

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Deloite & Touche is "..on the case..", so this should work out fairly well......

John

[jmhollen]

booktech.com Enters into Investment Agreement to Secure $10 Million

WOBURN, Mass., Apr 2, 2001 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- booktech.com (AMEX: BTC), a first
mover in digital and on-demand publishing for education and training, has
entered into an agreement to secure $10 million to advance its business
objectives over the next 36 months, according to CEO Dr. Morris Shepard.

booktech.com has entered into an investment agreement with Cornell Capital
Partners, L.P., pursuant to which Cornell Capital will buy up to $10 million of
registered shares of booktech.com stock during the term of the agreement.
Cornell Capital's obligation to purchase the shares commences upon the
effectiveness of a registration statement registering the booktech common stock
to be sold. Under the terms of the investment agreement, booktech.com will be
able to sell to Cornell Capital, on a monthly basis, a predetermined amount of
its common stock to secure working capital. The sale price will be based upon,
among other things, the market price and volume of the Company's common stock on
the date of each sale.

Once received the new funding will enable booktech.com to accelerate the
completion of its Educators' Portal and Educators Online Library (TM) that will
help professors and teachers create and deliver educational and training
materials through the Internet. A portion of the funds may also be used to
facilitate strategic acquisitions and to consummate business-to-business
partnerships planned by the Company.

"This is perfectly timed," says Dr. Shepard, "because we now are experiencing a
strong demand from universities and other distance learning institutions for our
online services. This spring, we also expect dynamic growth in our capacity to
market custom textbooks and coursepacks in print, CD and electronic formats."

Continues Dr. Shepard, "The terms of the new funding will give us the
flexibility and freedom to acquire capital for purposes of our own choosing and
timing, depending on project, seasonal, or other factors."

 About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com) is a digital and online publisher of customized
textbooks, coursepacks, and other educational materials for higher education,
K-12, distance education, non-profit organizations, and corporate training.
Since its inception in 1995, booktech.com has published 7,000 individual
customized textbook titles for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses, in
addition to a dozen K-12 titles such as Breaking the Spanish Barrier and Trade
Routes. Company shares have traded on the American Stock Exchange since April 5,
2000 (AMEX: BTC).

Certain of the statements in this news release are forward-looking statements.
While these statements reflect the Company's beliefs, they are subject to
uncertainties and risks that could cause actual results to differ materially.

CONTACT: Olivia Communications
 Jason Sundar, 866/623-3320
 or
 booktech.com
 Patrick McHugh, 781/376-6364

[jmhollen]

BTC - nice volume and gain today.

http://www.siliconinvestor.com/research/quote.gsp?domain=Quote&s=btc

Cyclicly about due for another PR; so, this next one should be substantial - considering previous progress.

Education is "in", Troops.

John

[jmhollen]

Monday February 5, 5:10 pm Eastern Time - Press Release

Custom Publisher booktech.com Captures Position in Burgeoning Distance Education Market

WOBURN, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 5, 2001--booktech.com (AMEX:BTC - news)

Officers of booktech.com, a first mover in digital and on-demand publishing for education and training, report that they are elated at the Company's success in the burgeoning market for customized educational materials to support distance education programs, expected to have 2.2 million students by next year.

In the last eight months, booktech.com has inked contracts to provide customized materials for several major institutions that offer online academic programs. Building on the Company's historical base as a supplier of classroom textbooks and coursepackets on over 500 campuses, recently signed distance education clients include University of Maryland University College, Jones International University, and University of Texas TeleCampus.

``We are confident of having the inside post in this new market,'' says booktech.com CEO Dr. Morris Shepard. ``It has been a natural step for our Comany to go from publishing printed textbooks to using the same materials to create digital files that students can read on a computer screen or print out.''

``booktech.com has bet the farm and invested $4 million to enable educators to create and deliver customized textbooks online,'' Shepard declares.

Adds Dr. Joe Short, a former college professor and president and now Chief Education Officer of booktech.com, ``My assignment to develop the distance education market for the Company is made much easier by our capacity to deliver in printed, CD or electronic download formats. Unquestionably, however, it is electronic delivery that is attracting the keen interest of the distance education leaders.''

About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com) is a digital and online publisher of customized textbooks, coursepackets, and other educational materials for higher education, K-12, distance education, non-profit organizations, and corporate training. Since its inception in 1995, booktech.com has published 7,000 individual customized textbook titles for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses, in addition to a dozen K-12 titles such as Breaking the Spanish Barrier and Trade Routes. Company shares have traded on the American Stock Exchange since April 5, 2000 (AMEX: BTC - news).

Contact:
http://www.booktech.com
Marly Rusoff, 914/318-0558
or
Dr. Joe Short, 781/376-6302

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[jmhollen]

booktech.com Broadens National Presence Through Service Agreements With Mid- And South-Atlantic College Bookstores

1/29/01 BOOKTECH COM INC News WOBURN, Mass., Jan 29, 2001 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- booktech.com (AMEX:BTC)

Duke And UNC Chapel Hill, To Provide Custom Textbooks, Coursepackets And Other Educational Materials Included

booktech.com, a first mover in digital and on-demand publishing for education and training, announced today that the Company has secured a series of service agreements with 14 college bookstores throughout the Mid- and South-Atlantic states, focusing on North Carolina and Virginia.

The service agreements establish booktech.com as the vendor of customized textbooks and other materials for the campus bookstores of Duke University, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Lynchburg College, North Carolina Central University, Christopher Newport University, and Peace College, among others.

"We are happy to partner with such excellent bookstores, and to expand our marketing capacities throughout the Atlantic states", explained booktech.com CEO Morris Shepard. "Campus bookstores are ideal partners because they are already serving the professors who may opt to tailor their own customized teaching tools though our Company. At the same time, bookstores are able to offer their customers the flexibility of customized course materials, which enables educators to present their students with up-to-the-minute resources."

About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com) is a digital and online publisher of customized textbooks, coursepackets, and other educational materials for higher education, K-12, distance education, non-profit organizations, and corporate training. Since its inception in 1995, booktech.com has published 7,000 individual customized textbook titles for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses, in addition to a dozen K-12 titles such as Breaking the Spanish Barrier and Trade Routes. Company shares have traded on the American Stock Exchange since April 5, 2000 (AMEX: BTC).

CONTACT: Marly Rusoff Investor Relations 914/318-0558 or Joe Short Chief Education Officer 781/376-6302

[jmhollen]

And, if the best your charts and prognostications can come up with, you better start practicing, "...and would you like fries with that, Sir..."!!!!

John

ps: You spam here again and the ROTUND ONE will eat your lunch.

[jmhollen]

booktech.com Selected by the University of Texas TeleCampus as Custom Publisher of Education Materials for Online Learners

11/7/00

WOBURN, Mass., Nov 7, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- booktech.com (AMEX:BTC), a first mover in digital and on-demand custom-content publishing focused on education markets, has been selected by UT TeleCampus (UTTC) of The University of Texas System as the custom publisher of textbooks, coursepackets and other educational and training materials for its online distance education degree programs and courses.

UT TeleCampus (UTTC), the distance education central support system for the nine academic and six health components of The University of Texas System, facilitates the online delivery of degree programs and courses offered by one or more campuses of the UT System. UTTC helps eight campuses to deliver the MBA Online program in General Management. It enables five other online Master's programs in such fields as Educational Technology, Kinesiology and Computer Science. It facilitates a unique First Year Online program, which offers an entry-level curriculum that meets the general education requirements of most Texas colleges.

"The mission of the TeleCampus," says Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. Darcy R. Hardy, "is to help the institutions and faculties of The University of Texas System to use the power of distance education to disseminate their qualitative degree programs and courses online. We provide such services as online course management, faculty training in instructional design, and counsel on intellectual property and copyright issues."

"We are now glad," states Dr. Hardy, "to offer booktech.com's custom publishing services in support of best teaching practices in distance education by UT professors."

booktech.com will assist UT professors in creating customized textbooks and other educational materials which can be disseminated as copyright-protected, electronic downloads, or as printed books and CDs. The Company will provide a unique site through which professors can customize teaching materials using an extensive digital library of intellectual content. booktech.com staff has already begun to assist UTTC in preparing faculty members to develop innovative customized materials that can be created, ordered and delivered through the booktech.com Web site.

According to booktech.com CEO Dr. Morris Shepard, "UT TeleCampus represents an extraordinary opportunity for booktech.com, because it is a dynamic and highly respected venture in university distance education, but also because we share a common commitment to the best of education in the classroom and online." Shepard adds, "UTTC, though still young, will grow rapidly to serve a potentially enormous demand for distance education within Texas, and when it chooses, the world."

About booktech.com

booktech.com (www.booktech.com), founded in 1995 and headquartered in Woburn, MA, is a digital and online publisher of customized textbooks and other educational materials for higher education, K-12 schools, distance education, not-for-profit organizations, and corporate training. Company shares have traded on the American Stock Exchange since April 5, 2000 (symbol: AMEX/BTC). booktech.com has published customized textbook for more than 3,000 professors on 500 campuses. It is becoming an important custom-publishing resource for K-12 schools with such noteworthy titles as: Breaking the Spanish Barrier, Breaking the French Barrier, Trade Routes and Choices. booktech.com is the custom publishing partner to a growing list of leading institutions in distance education which value its capabilities for delivering customized and copyright-protected educational materials as electronic downloads, CDs, or printed books.

About UT TeleCampus, The University of Texas System

The UT TeleCampus is a central service and support unit for online education within The University of Texas System. The TeleCampus features an award winning website similar in design to a traditional campus with admissions links, hundreds of learning resources and student support services. Degree programs offered via the UT TeleCampus are collaborative, accredited degrees from the participating University of Texas campuses. (The number of partner universities in any given degree program varies. Please see website for details.) Students apply to their selection of a home campus from among the UT partner campuses listed for each program. Upon completion of the degree plan the diploma will be awarded from that University of Texas campus. The online courses comprising these degrees are taught by the same expert UT faculty that teach on-campus courses. Courses run semester to semester to allow for interaction within the classroom. During the course of study students simply access the TeleCampus for everything from virtual classrooms to bookstores and extensive digital libraries. For more information please browse the TeleCampus site at http://www.telecampus.utsystem.edu and call or e-mail with any questions. Toll-free 1-888-TEXAS-16 or email [e-mail].

CONTACT: booktech.com Joe Short, Chief Education Officer 781/376-6302 or Marly Rusoff, Investor Relations 914/318-6389 or UT TeleCampus Marta Hubbard, Policy Coordinator 512/499-4212

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[jmhollen]

BTC - Continuing is smooth daily increase.

http://www.quote.com/quotecom/news/story.asp?symbols=btc&sto...

http://www.quote.com/quotecom/stocks/quotes.asp?symbols=AMEX:BTC

[jmhollen]

Give me a break, oh Rotund One.

I own a number of listed stocks, mostly tucked away in the old IRA collection. Additionally, I will eventually assume fulltime management of our family portfolio - which reads like a inventory of Blue Blood collectibles. They're somewhat boring, but steadily performing; i.e.: Dad started collecting Raytheon, Shearing, etc., about the time they were invented.

He and I discuss and collect those from time to time, but they certainly don't have that NASCAR or GRAN PRIX buzz one gets with the micro's. You wouldn't be judging books by covers, now would you? The "bb's" are a just a diversion/hobby, as I presume they are for you.

BTC was pointed out to me by an old buddy, who apparently is a recipient of the data contained in the company's current information campaign.

Several of us are already green in this one, suggest you do some DD and watch the volume/price closely.

John

[ihub_tutorial]

What?!

JMhollen in a LISTED stock?

What's up with that? You ok, John?

LOL

FM