Colorado company embarks on global yellow pages directory; electronic publishers to launch World-Wide Page(sm) in major markets.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 2, 1995--YellowNet Corp. has entered into agreements with four independent publishers to place business telephone listings and advertisements in its new YellowNet World-Wide Pages(sm), electronically published on the World-Wide Web of the global computer InterNet:

o Great Western Publishing has contracted to make the yellow pages listings of some 400,000 businesses in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Houston, San Antonio and San Francisco available to millions of on-line InterNet users worldwide later this month.

o Mast Advertising & Publishing has agreed in principal to electronically publish the 120,000 business listings for Metropolitan Atlanta in the YellowNet World-Wide Pages(sm).

o InterNet Marketing Associates of Englewood will list Denver's 75,000 businesses.

o Former Vail and Keystone ski executive Jerry Jones of Jerry D. Jones & Associates in Beaver Creek will provide business listings for the exclusive Colorado mountain resort area of Eagle County.

In addition, YellowNet's OmniSearch(sm) advertisements - which will contain information to augment companies' basic name, address and telephone number listings - will be marketed to businesses in those metro areas at a cost of as little as $360 per year. (The basic business listing is free of charge to listed companies.)

The agreement marks the first time comprehensive yellow pages business listings for major metropolitan areas have been included on the InterNet, a global interlinking of personal computer workstations. Negotiations are underway to secure territorial agreements for other major U.S. and international markets.

"In the next four weeks, we will install these metropolitan business-phone listings on the YellowNet World-Wide Pages(sm), an InterNet site that can be accessed - at no charge - by anyone with a computer terminal, modem and minimal communications software," said John Najdovski, executive vice president of YellowNet.

"This kind of basic computer installation already is being used by 30 million individuals in the United States and abroad - with millions of new users coming on-line every month."

In addition to adding on-line convenience for individuals seeking information about local businesses, electronic yellow pages publication opens new horizons for businesses that operate across community, state and national boundaries - including those in the travel, hotel, mail-order, apparel and food industries, Najdovski said.

"The yellow pages traditionally have been the domain of local businesses - beauty shops, automobile mechanics, restaurants and hardware stores - whose trade areas are only several miles square," he said. "These agreements make it possible for firms in these seven major metropolitan markets to list themselves in a 'global yellow pages' directory at the same time they list locally."

Companies seeking information about electronic business listings and about YellowNet World-Wide Pages advertisements may contact YellowNet at 303/781-6121. -0-

Note to Editors: We encourage you to contact the following on-line yellow pages publishers for further information: Dick Reid, vice president, Great Western Publishing, 806/354-2770; Don Seeley, Mast Advertising and Publishing Inc., 404/449-6278; Chris Jabin, InterNet Marketing Associates, 303/981-9234; Jerry D. Jones, 303/845-5020.

CONTACT: YellowNet Corp., Englewood

John Najdovski, 303/781-6121