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   ATTENTION NET NOVICES AND NET PROS ALIKE   
     CONTACT YOUR LOCAL TALK OR OTHER RADIO STATION               
     AND INSIST THEY CARRY THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM
     THIS SUNDAY JULY 31,1994 AT 10-12 AM PDT
 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact Michael Zwerling, KSCO Radio AM 1080
(408) 475 1080 or (408) 685 1999

Santa Cruz,California
July 26,1994


The Internet (AKA the TRUE "Information Superhighway") is no longer the
guarded, 
private kingdom of geeks, nerds, academicians, and other computer-literate
elite.  It is 
NOT a computer network---it is, rather,  the ultimate, instant world-wide
PEOPLE 
network; a randomly-accessible stream of adventure, amusement, education, 
entertainment, friendships, information, and news for EVERYONE.  It is
also a 
beckoning frontier of incalculable business opportunities for the
entrepreneurial-
minded.

The "NET" has indeed been cracked for all to utilize, experience and
enjoy.  The best 
part of all is that most of it is available for little or no charge, and
it is currently 
believed to be growing at the rate of one million new people per month. 
The future 
has arrived, and talk radio is the perfect, natural interactive mass
medium to introduce 
and explain it to the masses. 

"RADIONET" is the brainchild of Cynthia Zwerling, a UC Berkeley graduate
in 
architecture, and a consummate creative visionary.  She writes:

"While heading down the  highway, turn on and tune in to RADIONET, a
fantastic
journey into cyberculture.  Get your engines running.

Are you ready to log on? We're taking the traditional radio show format
into
the 90's, adding more ways to participate.  If you're already jamming in
the
fast lane, we invite you to share your short cuts and backroads, and  if
you've just merged in, we'll help you get up and running in record time.

Our objective is to be the most dynamic, informative and interactive radio
show ever.  If you want to contribute to the show, call KSCO at (408)
475-1080, to go 
on the air live,  FAX to (408) 475-2967, or e-mail to czrider@aol.com. 

When you send us anything over the Net, we'll either incorporate it into
the
show or respond promptly. It's the show that combines the best aspects of
talk radio and the Internet, enhancing your communication experience. 
Connect with people all over the US.  Learn interesting new ways to use
your
computer to learn, meet people, and get involved.

Each week, you'll meet fascinating guest speakers who are revolutionizing
so
many aspects of our lives."

Regular contributors to RADIONET will include:

* John Bates, a contributing writer for Wired and Surfer magazines who
will
share his Net travel stories and present special interviews with cutting
edge 
personalities;

*Andrew Mayer, interactive software designer/producer who will review new
CD 
ROM multimedia products; and

*Bob Hogg of TTM Multimedia Systems who will discuss the politics behind
the
escalating cable and telephone company power plays, as well as the
societal and 
cultural ramifications of the rapidly evolving, merging technologies. 

RADIONET is the new  conduit for meetings of the minds, locally and
nationally.  RADIONET will be syndicated on a live, exclusive market
barter basis 
each Sunday beginning July 31, 1994 to radio stations throughout the
Western 
Hemisphere, or within the footprint of Digital (DATS) Satcom C5 Satellite,
via 
Transponder 15, Channel 02-0, from 10 AM to 12 Noon Pacific Time.

PERSONS INTERESTED IN HEARING RADIONET SHOULD CONTACT THE 
PROGRAMMING DEPARTMENT OF THEIR LOCAL TALK RADIO STATION(S), 
AND REQUEST THAT THE RADIONET BE CARRIED.  THE PROGRAM WILL 
BE FED LIVE VIA SATELLITE AS SET FORTH ABOVE.