NBC Universal Digital Studios to Produce Content for MSN Video

REDMOND/NEW YORK, November 8: The NBC Universal Digital
Studio, which develops multiplatform content, has entered into a deal to supply
the web-only series A Big Life With Sissy Biggers to MSN Video.

MSN Video users will have exclusive access to the webisodes,
hosted by lifestyle personality Sissy Biggers, known for her stints on Food
Network's Ready, Set, Cook! and PBS's Victory
Garden. The show promises an interactive
experience for audiences, delivering a range of informative lifestyle
information. The webisodes' site will feature Your Big Life, a forum for users
to share their experiences, suggestions and photos online, and A Bigger View, a
section offering additional information on each topic covered on the show.

George Kliavkoff, the chief digital officer of NBC
Universal, commented, "MSN is a vibrant online destination and we're proud
that it's the first portal to distribute content produced by NBC Universal
Digital Studios. With consumers' and advertisers' appetites for original
broadband content increasing exponentially each day, A Big Life with Sissy
Biggers answers the need for innovative,
fresh lifestyle programming on the web. The show is a perfect example of the
high-quality, current content that's being conceived and produced by NBC
Universal Digital Studios."

Nintendo of America Inc. has signed on as an early
advertiser of the webisodes, which will air over 13 weeks. During A Big Life
With Sissy Biggers, Nintendo of America
will feature video ads for the launch of Wii, its new video game console.

NBC Universal Digital Studios was founded last fall. Its
recent programs have included JYA (Junior
Year Abroad), which airs on the NBC-owned-and-operated
station websites and chronicles ten students studying abroad in different
countries; About Face, an online
makeover program that airs exclusively on iVillage.com's Makeover Central; and
the viral video hit The Easter Bunny Hates You.

MSN Video is watched by more than 11 million unique users
per month. In addition to streaming news, entertainment and sports video clips
from more than 45 content partners, MSN Video offers up original content and
live events.