Internet Cyberstation WBN-VXCH To Be Activated This Morning By Westergaard Broadcasting Network.com Under License To Dallas Based Voxcom Holdings.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 16, 1998--

Westergaard Projects $100 Million Revenue Potential For PC Add-On

Product: "The Super Computer Inside"

Westergaard Broadcasting Network.com (www.wbn.com), an Internet webzine publication of Westergaard Online Systems, Inc. (OTC BB: WSYS), will activate cyberstation WBN-VXCH this morning under license to Voxcom Holdings, Inc. (OTC BB: VXCH).

Voxcom is introducing a state-of-the-art multimedia add-on board for personal computers being marketed as "the super computer inside", a takeoff on Intel's (NASDAQ: INTC) hugely successful "Intel Inside" marketing theme of recent years. Tradenamed "Oomph", this new board provides 22 separate multi-media enhancements to a standard PC for less than $500 that would cost thousands of dollars installed individually were it possible, which it isn't. These enhancements include full motion video capture and editing, DVD move playback, and H Stop 324 video phone over standard phone lines.

Voxcom's core business founded in 1994 involves conducting seminars for would-be home based entrepreneurs who are presented with the opportunity to purchase various startup business distributorships. In an industry characterized by more than its share of scam artists -- direct marketing -- Voxcom was recently given an implied "seal of approval" by the Federal Trade Commision (FTC) which settled an action for a face saving $35,000 after mistakenly including the Company in a sweep of regulatory violators.

John Westergaard, wbn.com Editor/Publisher, criticized the FTC action as a an example of governmental abuse of power run amuck. "Whether purchasers of Voxcom startup home business packages make a go of it or not, and it's true only a small percentage actually do, they do in fact receive a legitimate product for $200-500 where they are pretty much guaranteed of at least making back their investment whether they go on from there or not. And who can put a value on the psychic income these people get from taking a shot at the great American dream of being in business for themselves?

"Personally, my favorite Voxcom product line would be to distribute Little Leaque baseball cards. Wouldn't it be nice to print cards for local teams for only $29.95 per player and imagine their schoolmates trading them in the school yard during lunch hour? Imagine what a Mark McGwire Little League card would be worth today? And this is what the FTC was trying to shut down? How apple pie can you get? Amazing, amazing!!!"

Westergaard went on to say, "For its $35,000 face saving settlement the FTC's actions cost Voxcom some $4 million and almost cost 80 or so people their jobs. That's the bad news. The good news for investors is that their actions have driven the stock down in the last six months from the 6-7 range to circa $1. Therein lies opportunity.

"Wbn.com estimates Voxcom's core seminar business to have earning power of circa $0.50 a share on top of which you've now got the multi-media board. Assuming one or more OEM deals for the board can be cut, and there are several in negotiation we are told, wbn.com projects revenues reaching into the $100 million range over the next 18 months and generating net of several dollars per share. It is not unrealistic to think of this stock as selling in a range of 20 to 30 eighteen months hence. That is not a recommendation. It is an investment scenario based on a series of speculative, inferential assumptions to be spelled out at Internet cyberstation WBN-VXCH."

WBN-VXCH will provide an always fresh presentation of Voxcom Holdings to visiting investors at Westergaard Broadcasting Network.com. Key cyberstation features include a Briefing Room where VXCH is introduced to new investors and 18 cyberstudios encompassing institutional analyses, comprehensive financial analysis, and interactive features such as "Ask the Analyst" and WBNcyberPatrol(tm), a service designed to ferret out misrepresentations and fraudulent postings on Internet message boards such as Yahoo!, Silicon Investor and Motley Fool.

Voxcom Holdings, Inc. is a cyberstation licensee of Westergaard Broadcasting Network.com (wbn.com), the licensor. WBN cyberstation licensees have no opportunity for prior review or approval of analyses presented or opinions expressed concerning their businesses and prospects which are the sole responsibilty of Westergaard Broadcasting Network.com, Inc.

Westergaard Broadcasting Network.com is an Internet publication of Westergaard Online Systems, Inc. Other publications are Westergaard Year 2000, a leading provider of information and analysis relating to the Y2K Millennium Bug problem which is presently receiving 1 million "hits" weekly, and Westergaard Security 2001 which focuses on investment analysis of the security/crime control industry.