Dow Jones Telerate Adds DJIN Video News Service.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 30, 1995--Dow Jones Telerate has begun marketing the Dow Jones Investor Network video news service. DJIN delivers to computer terminals live coverage of market-moving news events, proprietary interviews and other programming designed especially for fixed-income, foreign-exchange and equities market professionals.

DJIN is a Dow Jones & Company video news service that runs on computer terminals without interfering with other applications. Subscribers can view DJIN while they are watching market prices, monitoring newswires, using spreadsheets and other programs.

Carl M. Valenti, president of Dow Jones Telerate, said DJIN is a natural extension of the real-time market data, news, commentary and analytical services and products Dow Jones Telerate delivers to its thousands of customers around the world.

"We are a content-driven company, and the Dow Jones Investor Network, with enhanced fixed-income and foreign-exchange content, is a valuable new source of information for our customers," Mr. Valenti said.

With DJIN s live news coverage, traders and tacticians in fast-moving markets can see a news event and act before other types of news media have delivered a headline and begun reporting the story. Market professionals receiving DJIN during recent field trials said it was valuable to be able to witness market-affecting events live, uninterrupted and unedited.

"The Dow Jones Investor Network gives you a front-row seat at fast-breaking, market- moving news events, here and abroad," Mr. Valenti said. "You receive the news right at your desk, unfiltered and unedited."

Besides its own expert news staff, DJIN draws on the worldwide editorial resources of Dow Jones, including its overseas television operations, the European Business News and Asia Business News networks.

DJIN s daily programming includes live coverage of significant events, such as Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan testifying before Congress, exclusive interviews on market- timely topics with key government officials, economists and market tacticians, rating-agency analysts, portfolio managers, corporate executives and other newsmakers.

"The Dow Jones Investor Network joins The Wall Street Journal and the Dow Jones newswires as a source of must-have information for the financial community," Martin Schenker, DJIN s managing editor, said. Several methods are used to inform subscribers of scheduled programming, which is determined by news events, and thus is subject to change. The day s schedule appears on Telerate page 184. Subscribers also get a fax every morning with the day s preliminary schedule. And a DJIN alert window, complete with program information, is electronically triggered to open on users screens before a program begins.

For a limited time, Dow Jones Telerate is offering low introductory rates for customers to add DJIN to Telerate Workstations or to Telerate Trading Room Systems installations. Dow Jones Telerate supplies and installs all of the equipment and software needed--including a satellite dish or fiber optic link--to add DJIN to users computers.

Dow Jones Telerate, a leading provider of real-time financial information, decision support products, trading room systems and transaction services to the international business community, is a part of Dow Jones & Company. Dow Jones publishes The Wall Street Journal, Barron s and other periodicals, electronic business information services and community newspapers.

CONTACT: Dow Jones Telerate, Inc.,

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