Deep Development Corporation to Appear on Alexander Haig's World Business Review TV Series May 29, 2005 on CNBC - as Paid Programming -.

BOCA RATON, Fla. -- Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. announces that Deep Development Corporation is scheduled to appear on World Business Review, hosted by General Alexander Haig.

Since 9/11, protecting our harbors from terrorist attacks is an important part of our homeland security operations. On this segment of World Business Review, we'll explore the technology deployed by Deep Development to address this important issue.

Tim MacFarlane, Managing Director of Deep Development, noted, "Globally, we are all vulnerable to marine threats. Deep Development is working at a feverish pace to combat that threat with new, innovative products to assist agencies in neutralizing and closing these threats. As well, ports that have existing static defense systems need to ask themselves what they can do once a threat has been detected. For a complete system you need to Detect, Delay and Respond quickly to protect lives and assets."

Jay Crosby, coordinating producer, added, "In light of our increased awareness of homeland security, underwater security and the safety of our ports is vital. Deep Development has a lot to offer in this area. Their technology is helping to ensure our security, and their input on this subject will be of great interest to our viewing audience."

About Deep Development Corporation

Deep Development Corporation designs and manufacturers products that will assist agencies in dealing with Marine Security Situations. Specifically DDC has developed and is launching its UDU or Underwater Detection Unit and Search Warrant(TM). These systems allow operators to be completely mobile and follow there sub surface interest and communicate to them. These products can also be used in an evidence recovery role or search and rescue etc.

For more information, visit http://www.deepdevelopmentcorp.com

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