Bible Broadcasting Network and Club Radio Mix are Added to Blue Falcon Client Roster, Providing Cost-Effective Streaming in Multiple Languages.

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LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 8, 2002

Multi-National Religious Content Programmer Reaches 100-Plus Stations; Number One Hispanic Station Approaches Half-Million Monthly Listeners;

SyncCast Named as CDN Partner

Blue Falcon Networks, the leading provider of cost-effective, high-quality, easily deployed digital content delivery solutions today announced two new major customers, Bible Broadcasting Network (BBN) and Club Radio Mix -- both using Blue Falcon's BFN Live distributed streaming solution.

Bible Broadcasting Network owns, operates or has helped to build radio stations in 14 different countries and short wave to several others -- totaling more than 100 foreign radio stations with a potential listening audience of more than 100 million people. The network reports that in the past few years a new station has been added every 11 days. All of these stations carry the same type of music and programs that are currently broadcast on 30 full-power stations and more than 100 low-power stations in 29 different states in America.

The Bible Broadcasting Network program calls for the streaming of one Internet-only station in two languages, Chinese and English. It is expected that additional online and offline terrestrial stations will come online in Japanese, Korean, Spanish and Portuguese throughout the remainder of this year.

Club Radio Mix (clubradiomix.com), the number one Hispanic market station in Arbitron's webcast rankings and 11th for the general market, blends Spanish pop and techno music programming. Current monthly listenership totals for both channels are approaching 500,000, with an average listening time of 42 minutes. Total Web site traffic is estimated at 900,000 hits per month.

"Our mission in working with both Bible Broadcasting Network and Club Radio Mix is to provide each broadcaster with reliable and cost-effective streaming delivery solutions that can scale with their needs," explained Jay Haynes, chief executive officer, Blue Falcon Networks.

Blue Falcon uses software-based distributed networking technology to lower cost and increase scalability for digital media distribution. Distributed networking off-loads and decentralizes demand on central servers resulting in dramatic cost reductions and solving scale limitations.

In implementing its solutions with Bible Broadcasting Network and Club Radio Mix, BFN will partner with SyncCast, a premier content delivery network (CDN) partner of Exodus. SyncCast will be integrating the Blue Falcon solution into its streaming network and offering it as a core product to its large and rapidly growing customer base.

"The business agreement with Blue Falcon allows SyncCast to offer substantial cost savings to webcasters while continuing to provide high quality bandwidth. Webcasters need music reporting, audience measurement, ad-insertion, ad blocking, e-commerce and peer-to-peer services in order to build a successful business model.

"SyncCast is at the forefront in integrating these services for webcasters," said Ezra Davidson, vice president of business development for SyncCast.

About Blue Falcon Networks

Blue Falcon provides the most cost-effective, high quality, and easily deployed digital content delivery solutions. With centralized network control, decentralized distribution, and integration with industry-leading DRM solutions, Blue Falcon provides groundbreaking digital delivery efficiencies within a securely managed network.

Blue Falcon's suite of solutions meets a broad range of digital delivery needs including: live audio and video streaming, on-demand music and movies, and large file and application downloads. The company's target customer base includes digital content providers, traditional/Web broadcasters, and Global 1000 corporations.

Blue Falcon's rapidly growing customer base includes Radio Free Virgin and Salem Communications. Corporate headquarters are in downtown Los Angeles in the historic Bradbury Building.

About SyncCast

SyncCast's streaming services include full music licensing and compliance reporting and, in many cases, can remove any liabilities broadcasters may owe to music licensing organizations due to streaming.

The company is one of less than five streaming companies licensed by the RIAA's digital rights organization, Sound Exchange and one of the only streaming companies with a license agreement that allows radio stations to pay music royalties as a percent of revenue vs. a fee per song per user. SyncCast was ranked recently by Arbitron as one the 25th largest broadcast streaming networks.

SyncCast's streaming clients have included Radio One, Cox Interactive, Clear Channel Communications and Stevie Wonder's KJLH Radio. SyncCast is an Exodus Alliance Partner and utilizes Exodus' world class network to provide low-cost high-quality bandwidth to broadcast and entertainment companies.

In order to assist broadcasters in monetizing their streams, SyncCast has relationships with leading streaming advertising networks such as LightningCast and Hiwire. Microsoft acknowledged SyncCast's streaming expertise and awarded SyncCast the distinction of Windows Media Service Provider Partner.

SyncCast's distinguished customer base includes EMI Music Group, Microsoft, CFlix.com, CinemaNow, and Radio One Broadcasting. Exodus Communications and Exodus are trademarks of Exodus Communications Inc., and are registered in certain jurisdictions. All other trademarks mentioned in this SyncCast news release can be found at www.synccast.com.