Destination Television to Acquire Charter Digital Media.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Destination Television, Inc. (OTCBB:DSTV) has entered into a letter of intent to acquire New York based, Charter Digital Media Inc.

Charter Digital Media ("CDM") is a national representative firm for digital signage, selling and distributing national advertising across multiple networks. CDM delivers millions of audience impressions by consolidating out-of-home networks. It grew in 2006 by creating alliances with such companies as Movie Gallery Networks with 2,310 stores, and Hollywood Video TV with over 2,000 stores; Port Authority Terminal (32' x 38' giant screen in Times Square); PATHVision (270 screens in 13 train stations); South Street Seaport; and MJM SportsTV with locations in the top 50 markets. Monthly gross impressions across CDM's managed networks exceed 75 million viewers covering a wide range of consumers at point-of-sale. Revenue streams include management fees and shared advertising revenue. Advertisers include: Coca-Cola, Hershey, Twentieth Century Fox, Disney Studios, Universal Studios, Toyota, Anheuser Busch, CBS, HBO Sports and Wall Street Journal.

Gordon Scott Venters, President/CEO of Destination Television, stated:

"The acquisition of Charter Digital Media allows Destination Television to enter New York's media market, and with CDM as our sales agent provides access to national advertisers for our networks."

Terence J. Kollman, CDM's President/CEO, said: "We've been looking for the right company to capitalize our sales and marketing expansion and believe that Destination Television is a great partner. Charter will be adding more networks in 2007 to increase delivery to more than 100 million gross impressions each month. Advertisers and their ad agencies agree that critical mass is crucial in placing media budgets with out-of-home digital signage networks."

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