By Michael Hardy

As the three companies that now hold the Networx Universal contracts continue final preparations for filling orders, executives at other companies are racking their brains to figure out how to get a piece of the action.

Small businesses in particular want in, but those that are not already involved may have a hard time, especially in the early stages of the contract. The bidders all included teams of subcontractors in their proposals to the General Services Administration and will almost certainly want to reward those partners first, industry observers say. And the sheer number of small businesses interested means that everyone won’t succeed in getting on one of the teams.

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Sacramento, CA - September 14, 2006 - Barco, a worldwide leader in LED Display technology has announced that MediaNow Inc. will be the charter GSA Reseller for the Barco B-10 Mobile LED Display System. MediaNow is a New Jersey based visual technology supplier to government, military and education end-users. Under this partnership Barco has authorized MediaNow to offer the B-10 on the GSA Schedule for simplified acquisitions. This will create a fast and efficient channel for procurement at GSA pricing.

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Venture Brings Powerful Marketing Advantage to Vemics Through Broad Access to Government Buyers

RIVER EDGE, NJ — (MARKET WIRE) — 05/09/06 –

Vemics, Inc. (OTC: VMCI) , a leading provider of hosted, real-time conferencing and collaboration applications, and MediaNow, a foremost supplier of mission-critical, IP networked visual solutions for government and corporate clients, today announced a Strategic Alliance which gives MediaNow limited exclusive rights to represent the Vemics LiveAccess(TM) solutions to U.S. government agencies and other U.S. government buyers.

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For the 2005 football season, M&T Bank Stadium, home to the National Football League’s Baltimore Ravens, has equipped its suites and club level with 177 high-contrast, widescreen flat-panel displays. The displays, manufactured by Panasonic, include 116, 42in plasmas and 61, 32in LCDs.

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The future of advertising will not be dominated by network TV, declared Sir Martin Sorrell, founder and chair of advertising and marketing conglomerate WPP, in his address to the Marketing Innovation Summit June 14 in Toronto.

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