Burnaby, BC – INSINC (Interactive Netcasting Systems Inc.) of Burnaby BC, today announced that the Company will be supplying innovative streaming media services to the City of Vancouver.

The company, founded in 1997 by Hugh Dobbie (Jr), has developed a system called MediaDex, which allows organizations to edit their streaming content in real-time through a simple-to-use web interface.

The program is currently in use by the Government of British Columbia Legislative Assembly (Hansard) and has now been developed for municipal governments.

“This product allows the person who is responsible for doing meeting minutes to easily cut and paste files for later playback by interested persons,” says Dobbie. He added, “This ability cuts down on the amount of streaming time and ultimately the cost of communicating with constituents by giving viewers quicker access to information they require.”

Dobbie says that he expects this new product to set the standard for use by municipal governments in Canada. INSINC is poised to begin its marketing of MediaDex in the next few weeks. City of Vancouver Council Meetings can be access through the Internet at:

http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/ctyclerk/councilmeetings/video.cfm

About INSINC

INSINC was formed in 1997 to take advantage of opportunities created by the emergence of real-time streaming and TCP/IP based communication technologies. It has spent the last six years developing the networking capabilities, software tools, production facilities and human resources to deliver first class IP based communication solutions to corporate and media clients such as: CTV, United Nations, General Motors, Canadian Press, Compaq, Government of Canada (The Department of Foreign Affairs & International Trade), BC Legislature (Hansard), Woodbine Entertainment Group, IBM, the BC Ministry of Education, Saskatchewan Legislature, Scotia Capital, Hewlett Packard, and Canadian Idol. The company’s website is http://www.insinc.com.

For further information contact:

Hugh Dobbie

INSINC, President and CEO

Ph: 604-664-7727 ext. 308

E-mail: [email protected]