CAMELOT'S SUBSIDIARY, THIRD PLANET PUBLISHING, FILES 
COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT LAWSUIT AGAINST JEFF PULVER

DALLAS, Dec. 5 

Camelot Corporation (NASDAQ symbolCAML), announces 
that its subsidiary Third Planet Publishing, Inc.,publishers of 
DigiPhone, the world's first full duplexing phonesystem for the 
Internet, has filed a lawsuit against Jeff Pulver("Pulver"). Third 
Planet filed suit for damages for copyright  infringement and 
misappropriation of trade secrets.  It also seeks a preliminary 
injunction preventing Pulver from posting on the Internet, or anywhere 
else, Third Planet's confidential copyrighted information, and 
requiring Pulver to disclose the names of persons who accessed his 
Internet web page and downloaded Third Planet'sproprietary software.

Pulver, who runs an IRC server on the Internet for users 
of Vocaltec's Internet Phone, posted a part of DigiPhone's 
proprietary software code on his World Wide Web page a few days ago.  
The proprietary code, which enables full duplexing to occur 
on Soundblaster 16 soundcards, was acknowledged by Pulver to be part 
ofthe DigiPhone code but was nevertheless posted by Pulver on his 
WebPage with an invitation to Internet users to download the code 
to their computers. Third Planet's attorney has now caused Pulver 
to remove the code from his Web Page, however Pulver has refused 
to provide a list of users who have downloaded the code.

"Third Planet believes this is a flagrant act of 
copyright infringement by an individual who represents a competing 
yet inferior technology.  It also believes that Pulver is a disgrace 
to the Internet community and Third Planet intends to prosecute 
this suit to the fullest extent allowed by the law" said Danny 
Wettreich,chairman and chief executive officer of Camelot Corporation.

In the same lawsuit, Third Planet Publishing has suedPerformance 
Systems, Inc., dba PSINet ("PSINet") the Internet access provider who 
facilitate Pulver's World Wide Web Page on the Internet, and who offer 
Vocaltec's product to their customers. PSINet refused to disconnect 
Pulver from the World Wide Web despite being advised of the complaint. 
Third Planet is seeking damages.

Camelot Corporation is a holding company with 
subsidiaries focusing on CD-ROM software.  Third Planet Publishing, 
publishes the revolutionary new software DigiPhone and DigiPhone 
Deluxe, the world's first full duplexing digital phone system for the 
Internet. Camelot Distributing distributes CD-ROM software to 
independent retailers, and Mr. CD-ROM Stores is the first CD-ROM 
software specialist retail chain in the world.


12/5/95

CONTACT:  Danny Wettreich
chairman and chief executive officer,
Camelot, 214-733-3005