Augmented Reality Marketing Gives New Edge to Music Purchases

Total Immersion Enables Band Performances Live in Your Home via Augmented Reality Packaging

Official Statement by Telnic Limited on Digital Economy Bill Section 5.2.3

LONDON, November 20 - Telnic Limited (telnic.tel) is the UK-based Registry
Operator and Sponsoring Organisation for the global communications-focused
Top Level Domain (TLD) .tel. It operates as the Registry for all domain names
ending in .tel, acting under the aegis of ICANN, the body tasked with
governing the security, naming and numbering on the Internet globally. The UK
government has direct influence on ICANN, as it is a member of ICANN's
Government Advisory Council.

Adconion Extends Global Footprint

Exclusive Partnership With Goldbach Media Group Extends Reach in Europe

LONDON, November 20 - Adconion Media Group (.adconion.com), the largest
independent global audience and content network, announced today that it has
entered into an exclusive partnership with Goldbach Media Group, the leading
marketer for private electronic, interactive and mobile media in Switzerland
and Austria to extend its footprint across Europe.

Frost & Sullivan Bestows European Enabling Technology Award in Real-Time 3D Imaging on PMDTechnologies GmbH

LONDON, November 20 - The Frost & Sullivan '2009 European Real-Time 3D Imaging Enabling
Technology Innovation Award' is presented to PMDTechnologies GmbH (PMDTec).

HSBC's Global Clients Discuss the Challenges of International Business

LONDON, November 19 - Having complete control over company finances is a fundamental part of
running a successful international business. To help companies manage their
business finances from wherever they are in the world they need global
financial partners with strong international business capabilities and local
knowledge.

toptable Profits up 187%

LONDON, November 19 - toptable, Europe's No 1 online dining community and online restaurant
reservation service, reported a 187% increase in pre-tax profit,
demonstrating its value to both restaurants and diners even in the face of
the recessionary environment facing the leisure sector.

Gunvor Appoints Stephane Caudron as Head of LNG

LONDON, November 19 - Gunvor International B.V. ("Gunvor"), one of the world's major
independent energy companies announces Stephane Caudron will be starting on 1
January 2010 as Head of LNG.

SABMiller CEO Interviewed on Half-Year Results

LONDON, November 19 - SABMiller, one of the world's leading brewers, operating across six
continents, announced financial results for the first six months of its
Financial Year 2010.

National Grid CEO Interviewed on Interim Results 2009

LONDON, November 19 - National Grid, the electricity and gas distribution company, announced
"very strong" half-yearly results with pre-tax profits up by 16 per cent and
earnings ahead by 31 per cent, despite a difficult trading environment.

Frost & Sullivan: Rising Demand for Secure Identity Management and Automated Emergency Procedures to Boost Convergence of Physical and Logical Security

LONDON, November 19 - In Europe, the security credential convergence market is driven by the
use of smart cards for both physical and logical access, video content
analysis for the automation of emergency procedures, and by the integration
of building management systems with security systems.

Say Yes to a Sensuous Christmas and Valentine's Day

LONDON, November 19 - Christmas and Valentine's are times of sharing and showing how much you
love that special person in your life.

Virgin Trains' Ticket Office Strike Planned for Friday 20 November Called Off

LONDON, November 19 - Virgin Trains advises all its customers that a normal service will be
provided in its ticket offices tomorrow (Friday 20 November 2009) after
union TSSA called off its planned industrial action.

Medicines Top Counterfeit Concern List in Europe - Consumers Call for Tougher Safety Measures

LONDON, November 19 - Research published today examining consumer opinions on counterfeit drugs
reveals that five per cent of consumers across five European countries
suspect they have received a counterfeit prescription drug and an alarming
one per cent believe they definitely have. This means that as many as 12.8
million consumers could have been exposed to counterfeit drugs in those
markets.

Join UNICEF Ambassadors and World Renowned Photographers to Make a Photo-Pledge for Children's Rights

Sony World Photography Awards and UNICEF Mark the 20th Anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)

Mainstay of the Global Workforce - 40-65 Year Olds - Hit Hardest by Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

New Report Highlights Global Economic Burden of the Disease

LONDON, November 18 - COPD Uncovered, a new report issued today reveals for the first time that
people between the ages of 40 to 65 are emerging as the new face of this
disease. Authored by Education for Health and other leading experts, the
report uncovers a new, younger majority of COPD patients(1) who are in the
prime of their career, and financially responsible for the care of their
children and aging parents. The authors call for policymakers to read the
report and challenge their thinking on how COPD should be addressed in this
critical age group who are highly depended upon by society as leading wage
earners(2,3).

New Report Finds Four Forces Will Shape the Future of Mobile Banking

Governments, industry can make choices to increase financial inclusion in the next decade

Accessing "Access to Justice"

LONDON, November 18 - Access to justice is not the exclusive privilege of the rich
and famous. Claims of defamation by this week's hottest celeb, or attempts by
an oil company to curtail parliamentary questions with "super injunctions"
are what we hear and read about, however a much larger proportion of
litigation is pursued by everyday working people for a variety of reasons -
accident at work or road traffic accident to name just a few.

Stiff Lower Back v. Stiff Upper Lip

LONDON, November 18 - Think personal injury and think No Win No Fee. Think No Win No
Fee and one's mind ventures to images of people falling from ladders or
slipping on a banana skin in an office lobby. A fundamental criticism of
claims management companies is that they engage in scare-mongering marketing
tactics to profit from a legitimate legal development, which was intended to
encourage Access to Justice. No Win No Fee companies are seen, in some
quarters, as pandering to an Americanised system of litigation - encouraging
an increasingly litigious society which contravenes quintessential British
values of suffering in silence and a stiff upper lip. Clearly this criticism
can't be ignored but it can be challenge.

Hoare Capital Markets - Hoare Training

Leading Financial Markets Trainer Peter Leahy to Head Hoare Capital Markets Training Division

Q: Why Don't Snakes Bite Solicitors? A: Professional Courtesy

LONDON, November 18 - Not innately thought of for their charitable works, lawyers
are often seen as a penny pinching and devious bunch who would bludgeon their
own mothers with a cricket bat for a chance to win a free ticket to an all
you can eat buffet. Slightly unfair, one might say, as many law firms donate
millions to good causes and raise the same amount in billing hours with pro
bono work.

Land Securities CEO and CFO Interviewed on Half-Year Results

LONDON, November 18 - Land Securities, the UK's largest property company, said it had achieved
lettings totalling over GBP29m per annum in the first six months of the year.

The Genworth Index Reveals That British Households are Increasingly Optimistic About Their Financial Future

Decrease in Relative Consumer Financial Vulnerability in 2009

LONDON, November 18 - KeyFindings of the 2009 Genworth Index for Great Britain:

Frost & Sullivan: The North American and Western European Biopesticides Markets Will Grow Strong Thanks to Chemical-free Crops

LONDON, November 18 - The biopesticides market in Western Europe and North America is growing
strongly. The increasing demand for chemical-free crops, paralleled by the
expansion of land for organic farming, has led to augmented usage of
biopesticides.

/C O R R E C T I O N — Education for Health/

LONDON, November 18 - In the news release, "Mainstay of the Global Workforce - 40-65 Year Olds
- Hit Hardest by Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)" issued on 18
Nov 2009 06:30 GMT, by Education for Health over PR Newswire, we are
advised by a representative of the company that under "References:" the
hyperlink should have read:
"www.educationforhealth.org.uk/_documents/COPD_Pressrelease.pdf"
instead of:
"www.educationforhealth.org.uk/pages/_documents/COPD_Release.pdf"
as originally issued inadvertently.

Online Retailers Fear a Quiet Christmas Because of Postal Strikes

LONDON, November 18 - Fears that Christmas presents won't turn up in time could have a major
impact on sales for online retailers this year.

Frost & Sullivan Finds that the Global Recession is Fostering Consolidation in the Logistics and Transportation Industry

LONDON, November 18 - Logistics service providers (LSPs) and end user companies can expect
unique opportunities that would be inconceivable in a healthier economy. The
global recession has actually created a climate in which they can re-align
business processes to emerge stronger from the ongoing economic crisis.

IBM Signs Three-year Strategic Transformation Services Agreement with UK Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)

LONDON, November 18 - IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a three-year extension to an existing
10-year agreement to help DVLA transform the way in which it delivers
services to customers.

EANS-News: Air Berlin Achieves an EBIT of EUR 118.0 m in the Third Quarter and a net Proft of EUR 95.2 m - Forecast for Financial Year 2009 is Confirmed

9-Month Report / Q3-Figures 2009

LONDON, November 18 - In the third quarter of 2009, the consolidated total revenue of Air
Berlin PLC decreased by 8.2 per cent to EUR 974.0 m due to planned capacity
reductions in connection with the efficiency program, as compared to EUR
1,061.4 m in the third quarter of the previous year. EBITDAR reached EUR
228.7 m in this reporting quarter as compared to EUR 209.0 m in the previous
year. EBIT increased by 33.5 per cent to EUR 118.0 m as compared to EUR 88.4
m in the prior year. The financial result has been affected by proceeds from
payments on a convertible bond amounting to approximately EUR 20 m.
Additionally, foreign exchange losses were lower than in 2008, so that the
financial result improved from EUR -15 m in 2008 to EUR 3.2 m. The Group
achieved a net profit in the third quarter 2009 of EUR 95.2 m compared to EUR
45.1 m in the third quarter of 2008. Last year's figures have been restated
in line with valuation changes under IFRIC 13 ("Customer Loyalty
Programmes").

World-Class Universities Convene on Kuala Lumpur to Debate Rankings

LONDON, November 18 - Over 700 university academics and administrators from around 45 countries
will gather at the fifth QS Asia Pacific Professional Leaders in Education
Conference (www.qsapple.org) in Kuala Lumpur next week to hear
international experts from 25 countries speak on globalisation and the role
of rankings in higher education.

National Awards Provide Framework for Improved Transparency

LONDON, November 19 - Organisations which have demonstrated best practice in terms of the
disclosure in their annual reports had their efforts rewarded at last night's
inaugural ICSA Hermes Transparency in Governance Awards held at the Brewery
in the City. Separate awards were made for FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 companies
following a rigorous judging process which involved an analysis of the most
up to date annual reports and accounts of the companies in the FTSE 350. The
Awards identify and acknowledge companies providing excellent disclosure,
with the aim of encouraging improvements in the disclosure process for listed
companies.

Frost & Sullivan Honours GAT Food Essentials GmbH With European Functional Food & Beverage Microencapsulation Technology Innovation Award

LONDON, November 17 - The 2009 Frost & Sullivan European Functional Food & Beverage
Microencapsulation Technology Innovation Award is presented to GAT Food
Essentials GmbH (GAT) in recognition of its proprietary wowCAPS(R)
technology.

British Land CEO Interviewed on Half-Year Results

LONDON, November 17 - UK property group British Land reported interim profits down on last year
but with positive underlying trends in the second quarter.

Marine Energy Market in Europe Still Weathering Economic Storm

Frost & Sullivan: Government Support and New Investments are now Vital

LONDON, November 17 - The nascent European marine energy industry is still weathering storms
unleashed by the global economic crisis. This market was particularly hard
hit by the recession because it relied so heavily on venture capital and
private equity investment. But now, it looks as though the UK government and
the EU will extend long-awaited lifelines helping companies continue to
develop this predictable and abundant energy source that is capable of one
day supplying 10 percent of the world's electricity needs. Government support
and new investments are key factors to boost the market.

easyJet CEO Interviewed on Full-Year Results

LONDON, November 17 - Andy Harrison, CEO of easyJet, said the airline has posted a "good set of
results" as it delivered profits of GBP43.7m, in line with expectations.

Half Year Results for the Six Months Ended 30 September 2009

VT Group plc, the support services company, today announces its half year results for the six months ended 30 September 2009.