MediaScrape(TM) - A Global Internet TV News Network in 100% Video Format

MediaScrape(TM) - A Global Internet TV News Network in 100% Video Format

May 10, 2006

    MONTREAL, May 10 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ --
MediaScrape(TM), the first global information network using
web technology to deliver free, all-video broadcast news
clips, launches live today at http://www.MediaScrape.com. 
MediaScrape is the first Internet TV News Network to
digitize analog TV broadcasts in a format that is 100
percent high quality video, on-demand, translated on
location, interactive, free, searchable and archived. 

    "This is a breakthrough in news information as
MediaScrape delivers all foreign clips from the Americas,
Africa, Europe, Middle East, and Asia Pacific in their
original format and language, providing a virtual platform
for multi perspectives on single issues and unbiased top
world and regional stories," said Tyler N. Cavell,
Founder and Chief Operating Officer of MediaScrape.

    Updated every 30 minutes, 24-hours a day, MediaScrape
gives users full control on the way they receive their
news.  The play-all function enables viewers to watch 10-12
minutes of top world and regional story clips; play an hour
and a half loop of daily news video clips; or use
on-demand, where clips are drilled down by region and
country. 

    "Because MediaScrape will be fully sponsored by
advertisements we are able to offer its Internet video
services free of charge to the public," said Cavell. 
"MediaScrape strives to improve information flow
between people, catering to the young cyber population,
immigrant populations as well as the Bloomberg generation
interested in live foreign investment breaking news,
interactivity and global trade."

    Unlike other news sites, MediaScrape features all three
interactive capabilities -- message boards, blogs and
user-submitted content, including video, photos, text and
audio. 

    MediaScrape has signed agreements with leading national
and international video news agencies and wholesalers,
including Associated Press, Canadian Press and Dogan News
Agency (81 bureaus worldwide).  MediaScrape has so far
signed partnerships with local television broadcasters from
Georgia, Turkey, Azerbaijan and Armenia and expects to sign
on more than a hundred countries over the next year. 
Presently subtitled in English, the news clips will soon be
available in other languages.

    Headquartered in Montreal with bureaus in Armenia,
Georgia, Azerbaijan and Turkey, MediaScrape was developed
by Tyler N. Cavell, who felt that there was an information
deficit in current broadcast and developed
http://www.mediascrape.com to meet the needs for a global
high-quality Internet information network.

    For more information, please contact:                  
                                             

     Aarati Vigneswaran / Nina Budman                      
             
     Budman and Associates
     Tel:   [phone] 
     Email: [e-mail]

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