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Capital Media Partners will handle public and media relations.
Phoenix, Ariz. (PRWEB) June 2, 2005 — SurfNet Media Group, Inc. (OTCBB: SFNM) announces the engagement of Capital Media Partners to handle its public relations and media relations. CMP will also focus on brand development and management, media strategy and strategic alliances.
“Our services are designed for aggressive growth and emerging companies,” stated Mick Hall, CMP’s cofounder. “With over 100 weekly Internet radio programs, a unique, next-generation content distribution model predicated on its patented Metaphor® iportal, and a pipeline of new business deals, SurfNet gives us a lot to talk about.”
“We believe CMP’s engagement will result in heightened brand awareness, improved media strategy and key strategic alliances,” stated Robert Arkin, SurfNet’s Chairman and CEO.
About SurfNet
SurfNet Media Group (http://www.surfnetmedia.com/), founded in 1999, is an online broadcast media company and the leading producer and distributor of online, talk radio content, streaming over 100 programs weekly to targeted audiences on its flagship VoiceAmerica™ Channel (http://www.voice.voiceamerica.com/), VoiceAmerica™ Business Channel (http://www.business.voiceamerica.com/) and VoiceAmerica™ Health & Wellness Channel (http://www.health.voiceamerica.com/). Additionally, SurfNet is pioneering a unique, next-generation content distribution model based on its patented Metaphor® iportal, creating innovative “community centers” that transform any web site into a broadcast portal for syndication of online content, including on-demand libraries, webcasts, MP3 downloads, ecommerce, email, community links, blogs and podcasting.
About Capital Media Partners
The largest cable company (Comcast cable TV) is spending 5.7 billion dollars on upgrades. By integrating all their services for phone, computer and TV in a digital format, they seek total domination for any given household. The “triple play” consists of a bundle of TV, speedy Internet access and digital (VOIP) phone service.
Unfortunate for many local customers, Verizon will not prioritize expenditures in areas where Comcast already competes and will concentrate on rewiring areas that promise higher returns to their bottom line. Verizon overlaps about one-third of Comcast’s service area.
Cable TV providers need to increase their high-definition network capacity to stay competitive. Their plan is to add more HD channels as well as high-definition movies-on-demand. The high-cost upgrades are necessary to keep up with surging bandwidth demands and rapid growth of Internet video.
Comcast has the largest footprint in the cable industry. According to Comcast, their cable wiring passes 47.4 million U.S. households. Out of those only 11.5 uses their Internet services and 24.2 million their video services.