ADVISORY/Westborough Resident is to Run in the 2004 Olympic Torch Relay; Farrey is One of Only Two Massachusetts Residents to Participate.

Sports Editors/Business Editors

ADVISORY...Thursday (June 17)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHAT:   Brian Farrey, a resident of Westborough, MA and the President
        of Monster Technologies based in Maynard, MA, will participate
        as a runner in the 2004 Olympic Torch Relay. Brian will be one
        of only two runners from the state of Massachusetts
        participating.

        More than 3,600 people will participate in the ATHENS 2004
        International Olympic Torch Relay, presented by the official
        partners - The Coca-Cola Company and Samsung. The Torch will
        be carried by athletes, public figures, and thousands of
        individuals who were selected for their own ability to inspire
        and overcome challenges within their own local communities.
        During the selection process, sponsors and organizers sought
        individuals who, through their commitment to their
        communities, came to embody the Olympic Torch Relay's "search
        for the best in humanity." Brian Farrey was selected by
        Monster, which is the official online career management
        services sponsor of the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team.

WHEN:   Thursday, June 17, 2004
        7:15 p.m. CDT (approximately)

WHERE:  Beginning on Brentwood Blvd., before Galleria Parkway
        St. Louis, MO

WHO:    Brian Farrey, President, Monster Technologies

        Brian's responsibilities include overseeing all technology
        staff, assets and initiatives for all divisions of Monster
        Worldwide, doing business in 26 countries. Monster is the
        official online career management services sponsor of the
        2004 U.S. Olympic Team. Mr. Farrey holds a B.A. from Rochester
        Institute of Technology and an M.S. from Worcester State
        College, and has completed the Stanford Executive Program.
        Brian is actively involved in local community sponsorships
        that include Girl Scouts, Inc., & Boys and Girls Club of
        America. He has personally organized a workgroup to provide
        assistance to the Worcester County Food Bank of Massachusetts
        and has contributed to the Families of Freedom Scholarship
        Fund, which provides postsecondary educational assistance to
        the children and spouses of those killed or permanently
        disabled from the 9-11 attacks.