First sale on Internet's "THE SPOT" made from Bosnia Herzegovina.

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 8, 1995--"THE SPOT," the world's first episodic Web site and winner of the 1995 Cool Site of the Year award, opened its Spot Shop merchandise on-line, Friday, Sept. 8, and immediately made its first sale -- to a customer in the town of Breda, in Bosnia Herzegovina.

The purchase, made on a MasterCard credit card, came as a "complete jolt" to Spot webmaster and co-producer Troy Bolotnick. "I saw the order come in and thought `someone's having us on,' but the computer verified the credit card and address as Bosnia Herzegovina. With the images we see everyday in the media out of Bosnia, you don't envision someone coolly sitting at a computer interacting with a Web series and ordering logo clothing!"

"THE SPOT," launched on the World Wide Web June 7, revolves around the daily happenings of five attractive, twenty-something housemates living in a legendary California beach house.

Pulling in as many as 110,000 page hits a day, the popular series was awarded the first "Webby," the Internet's equivalent to the Oscars, on Aug. 30, at a ceremony in Hollywood. The Internet's World Wide Web, with its ability to offer graphics, video, sound and text, has become popular with an estimated 30 million users around the world.

"THE SPOT" is a Fattal & Collins/Prophecy Entertainment Production.

CONTACT: Kay Dangaard, 310/822-2777