The Tube Music Network Passes 15 Million Digital Cable Homes.

Launch on Comcast Cable in Seattle Compounds Viewership

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- eIuYou have ruined my life. Since I found your station it is all I can watch. It is on all the time, truly a soundtrack of my life. THANK YOU for putting music back into music network. Your diversity is amazing and perfect! How glad I am to have found The Tube.eIN Tom A., Bremerton, WA, Age 37

eIuJust found the Tube on Comcast over the weekendeI[logical not]I tossed my remote in the garbage so I caneIUt change the channel. DoneIUt change a thing.eIN Richard P., Issaquah, WA, Age 41

The Tube Music Network, a wholly-owned subsidiary of THE TUBE MEDIA CORP. (OTCBB:TUBM) and the nation's first, 24-hour digital music network, is now available to more than 15 million digital cable homes, announced Les Garland, CEO, The Tube Music Network.

The launch of THE TUBE on KMYQ in Seattle on Comcast Channel 116, increases already impressive viewership figures by more than 500,000 digital subscribers.

In making the announcement, Garland, co-founder of MTV and VH-1 said, eIuThis is a significant launch for THE TUBE in yet another major, metropolitan market. The rapid expansion is exciting, but the viewer response is unlike anything I have seen in my career.eIN

THE TUBE playlist features a mix of both major and independent label videos, as well as exclusive performance clips and rare footage. In a vast departure from the way music has traditionally been presented on television, classic performances from legendary artists such as Led Zeppelin, Tina Turner, Eric Clapton and Bob Marley are featured alongside just-released videos by current artists including Gnarls Barkley, Norah Jones, James Blunt, The Gorillaz, Dave Matthews, Sheryl Crow, KT Tunstall and Jack Johnson. The bold playlist includes a healthy concentration of music from today's most popular touring acts, including U2, the Rolling Stones, Prince, Rod Stewart and The Eagles.

The TUBE is also available free, over-the air on KMYQ's digital channel 22.2 to residents in the viewing area with a digital tuner. This free, 24 hour broadcast is made possible via new multicasting technology, which allows stations to distribute a secondary signal within the primary signal's digital bandwidth. Digital, or ATSC tuners, can be connected to basic televisions with a set top box or come embedded in newly manufactured televisions.

KMYQ is a Tribune Broadcasting station. TRIBUNE (NYSE:TRB) is one of the country's top media companies, operating businesses in publishing and broadcasting. It reaches more than 80 percent of U.S. households and is the only media organization with newspapers, television stations and websites in the nation's top three markets.

For additional information on The Tube Music Network, visit: http://www.thetubetvinfo.com/

For additional information on The Tube Media Corp., visit: http://www.tubemediacorp.com

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