Infinibeam HD service streams real-time, high-definition content over public Internet

GLENDALE, Calif., Oct. 16, 2007 – The future of digital media has arrived. Marshall Media, Inc., a Glendale, Calif.-based media technology company, is pleased to announce the launch of its Infinibeam HD Internet broadcasting service. This innovative technology streams high-definition audio-video content to Web users worldwide in real time. From business to sports to entertainment, Marshall Media offers event organizers and sponsors a unique opportunity to bring their event to life by broadcasting it online in HD.

“In today's crowded marketplace, the captivation of an audience is becoming increasingly difficult,” said Jim Henley, vice president of business development for Marshall Media. “With Infinibeam HD, we've developed a unique way to provide cost-effective, live broadcast streaming solutions that can be delivered to mass audiences in both enhanced and high-definition formats over the public Internet.”

Infinibeam HD can broadcast in full motion – sustained 30 frames per second – using the 480p and 720p digital formats with constant lip-synchronization. Therefore, with this technology, there is no freezing, no stop-and-go motion or audio slippage in the content that is typically associated with streamed video.

Already, the Infinibeam HD service has attracted the attention of several prominent figures in the action sports, entertainment and telecommunications arenas. Marshall Media has streamed live events for Freestyle Motocross, the annual Bengali Music Festival and Garrett Morris' The Downtown Comedy Club in Los Angeles.

“It was really an amazing picture quality that even went beyond our own expectations,” said Doug Parsons, producer of the Quarter Pipe Challenge – a Freestyle Motocross event in Redlands, Calif., which was broadcast through Infinibeam HD. Parsons called the live streaming “a technology coup” and said he was excited that Marshall Media and its services would “change up the availability of all action sports, in particular Moto, to a global fan base.”

“I think you will be seeing quite a bit of this company in our sport over the next couple years,” he added.

In addition, Gary Kaufman, head of Marshall Media's digital media division, said that there is a wide range of applications for the Infinibeam HD streaming media service. These applications include live entertainment, concerts, sports events, advertising campaigns, press conferences, comedy shows, corporate communications, training sessions, seminars, fashion shows, security surveillance, law enforcement and telehealthcare. For more information regarding the Infinibeam HD streaming media service, please visit www.marshallmediainc.com.

About Marshall Media, Inc.
Marshall Media, Inc. (MMI) is a privately owned media technology company involved in the creation and acquisition of high-definition (HD) audio-video content, the delivery of this content to end-users by means of next generation, high-resolution streaming over both the public Internet as well as traditional broadcast, cable, satellite and cellular systems, and the development of an innovative all-optical media transmission (AOMT) network infrastructure.

MMI is also involved in the development of a revolutionary digital data storage technology known as the Quanta Data Writer (QDW). This technology is capable of writing thousands of terabytes of data (yottabytes) – several orders of magnitude greater than any other optical disc media. The QDW and its companion, the Optical Beam Router (OBR) universal optical reader, which will read QDW media along with CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray and HD DVDs, create a wider choice for content creators and end-users.

Applying these advanced technologies, MMI is entering the content creation and live broadcasting/streaming arena, with an initial focus on U.S. sports events, telemedicine, incident/emergency management and corporate communications.

Media Contact:
Charlie Marshall
info@marshallmediainc.com
(818) 299-4961