BNN Builds Web Sites For White House And Congress, Adds VP For Business Operations.

MCLEAN, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 5, 1999--

Bulletin News Network, Inc. (BNN) announced today that it has successfully built and launched exclusive Web sites for the White House and Congress.

These new sites -- which provide the Federal government's senior decision makers with BNN's highly regarded Internet news services -- are IP recognition protected and are not available to the public. The sites are the latest additions to BNN's fast growing Internet news delivery network.

BulletinNews.com is the homepage of BNN, a Northern Virginia business founded in 1990 solely as an electronic publishing company. BNN currently produces three daily Internet news services: The White House Bulletin, The Bulletin's Frontrunner, and The Bulletin's Morning Digest.

These well-respected services are relied upon by top policy makers from Washington to Wall Street and from the White House to the Speaker's Office. Paying subscribers range from Merrill Lynch to Boeing to General Motors to ABC News to Gov. George W. Bush to the government of Japan. Former White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry says BNN "gives it to you just right -- painlessly." Republican National Committee Chairman Jim Nicholson says BNN is "an indispensable 'must read.'" And Henry Kravis calls it "concise and to the point."

BNN is also pleased to announce the addition of three new members to its team. William S. Armistead will serve as the company's Vice President for Sales and Operations.

A BNN founding partner who formerly served BNN in both editorial and operational capacities, Mr. Armistead returns to BNN full time after having spent nearly seven years at Citizens for a Sound Economy Foundation, a free-market oriented think tank in Washington, DC.

Mr. Armistead holds a masters degree in pubic administration from Vanderbilt University, and has worked in the business, political and policy community in Washington, DC for the past 13 years. Casey Carter will join the editorial staff of The White House Bulletin.

Prior to joining the Bulletin, Ms. Carter served as a vice president for government relations at Fuji Bank and spent 12 years in the Federal government, most recently as a Senior Congressional Affairs Specialist at the Treasury Department during the Clinton Administration.

A graduate of both Vanderbilt and Johns Hopkins universities, Ms. Carter also serves on several boards and community organizations. Francesc Franch has joined the Frontrunner editorial team.

A former Senior Research Analyst at the National Republican Senatorial Committee, Mr. Franch, who is fluent in several languages, holds a doctorate in political science from the Catholic University of America.