WorldScreenings.com Delivers Almost 32,000 Streams

NEW YORK, April 1: WorldScreenings.com, the leading video portal for the entertainment
industry, has delivered 31,809 streams since its September 2007 launch, with
15,351 player loads and more than 10,000 unique visitors.

Operated by WSN INC., the
preeminent publishing group for the international content industry, and powered
by Brightcove, the leading Internet TV service, WorldScreenings.com is a
one-stop source for clips of new content from some of the world’s top
distributors. Organized by genre, and featuring links to World Screen’s
comprehensive online listings service at TVListings.ws, WorldScreenings.com currently features 100 videos
from the likes of Disney-ABC International Television, BBC Worldwide, MGM,
Endemol, Granada, Discovery and Globo TV International, among many others.

WorldScreenings.com is
among a host of recently launched online offerings from WSN INC. In December,
the company unveiled TVLatinaScreenings.tv, featuring clips of a range of Spanish-language
content.

That was followed up with
the launch of World Screen Jobs, an online classifieds service dedicated to the international media
industry. Since its January rollout, World Screen Jobs has logged more than
10,000 page views and has received close to 4,500 visits. There are 63
employers that have registered for the service, including MTV Networks,
Televisa, Granada, BBC Worldwide, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros. and more.

WSN INC. operates numerous
other online services, including WorldScreen.com; TVLatina.tv, the website for TV
Latina, WSN INC.’s
Spanish-language publication; and seven e-mail newsletters: World Screen
Newsflash, Diario TV Latina, World Screen Weekly, TV Kids Weekly, TV Real Weekly, TV Latina Semanal and TV Niños Semanal. Other online offerings include archives, audio
interviews, ten targeted web pages and the digital editions of our print
publications.

World Screen’s four websites, WorldScreen.com,
WorldScreenings.com, TVLatina.tv and TVLatinaScreenings.tv, are visited by
100,000 unique viewers every month, and the e-mail newsletters World Screen
Newsflash and Diario TV Latina reach 46,000 media executives worldwide every day.