``Transportation Security Administration Processing Request for Tasers, From United Airlines & Mesa Airlines'': A Web Radio Series Featuring Interviews With CEOs, by IPOdesktop.com.

Business Editors

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 22, 2003

IPOdesktop.com presents "Transportation Security Administration processing request for Tasers(R), from United Airlines and Mesa Airlines," a web radio show with Tom Smith, President of Taser International (Nasdaq:TASR) (Nasdaq:TASRW). TASR provides advanced less-lethal weapons for use in the law enforcement, private security, and personal defense markets. -0-

CEO Guest: Tom Smith, President of Taser International
Show host: Francis Gaskins, Editor, http://IPOdesktop.com

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-- TASER(R) INTRODUCTION

Tasers: less-lethal weapons for law enforcement, personal defense,
private security
Benefits: reduces injuries, reduces liability, increases officers'
safety

-- UNITED AIRLINES & MESA AIRLINES apply to Transportation Security
Administration, under a provision in the recently signed Homeland
Security Act

-- ALL 8300 UNITED PILOTS ALREADY TRAINED IN TASERS(R)

-- RELATED FLIGHT ATTENDANT study for non-lethal weapons is in process

-- TWO FOREIGN CARRIERS ALREADY USE TASERS(R)

-- NEW BOARD MEMBER

ARCHIVED TASR AGENDAS & RADIO SHOWS
To access archived analytical audio interviews
http://gaskinsco.com/TASR.htm (click)

Forward-Looking Statements
http://gaskinsco.com/forwardlooking.htm

About TASER International, Inc. http://www.taser.com/

TASER International, Inc. provides advanced less-lethal weapons for use in the law enforcement, private security, and personal defense markets. Its flagship ADVANCED TASER(R) product uses proprietary technology to incapacitate dangerous, combative, or high-risk subjects that may be impervious to other less-lethal means. This technology reduces injury rates to suspects and officers, thereby lowering liability risk and improving officer safety. The ADVANCED TASER(R) is currently in testing or deployment at over 1,500 law enforcement and correctional agencies in the U.S. and Canada.