PRESS RELEASE

For Immediate Release

April 18, 2007

Contact: Paul J. McLane, Editor in Chief/U.S.
703-998-7600, ext. 117
radioworld@imaspub.com

Radio World Announces
2007 “Cool Stuff” Award Winners

LAS VEGAS Radio World newspaper announced the winner of radio’s most prestigious technology honor, the Radio World “Cool Stuff” Award, given by a panel of engineering judges at the NAB2007 convention in Las Vegas :

Broadcast Bionics PhoneBox Solo

Broadcast Electronics TRE Revenue Center

Broadcast Tools ProMix 12 Console

Burk AFD-1 Arc & Flame Detector

Burk WatchBand Monitoring

Comrex ACCESS Portable

DaySequerra M3 Monitor

Digital Radio Express FMeXtra Aruba Receiver

Global Security Systems Alert FM USB Drive

Henry Engineering USB-AES Matchbox

JK Audio Daptor Three Wireless Audio Interface

Kowa PX10 Flash Memory Audio Player

Nautel E2X Transport Protocol

NewTek TriCaster Studio w/Pizazz AutoSwitch

Omnia ONE Processor

Roland S-1608/S-0816 Digital Snake

SAS Dees Digital Console

Telos Zephyr/IP

TowerSwitch Talking Alert Mini

VSoft Communications AM-Pro 2 Software

YellowJacket Cable Protectors WASP AMS Ramps

“Cool Concept”:

Inovonics BandScanner

NDS Conditional Access for HD Radio

Radio World U.S. Editor in Chief Paul J. McLane said the “Cool Stuff” Award means a product was selected by a panel of expert radio broadcast engineers as notable for its design, features, cost efficiency and performance in serving radio users. Only a small number of products were chosen for Radio World “Cool Stuff” Awards at the convention from among the hundreds of new products on display.

About Radio World:

Radio World is the newspaper for U.S. radio managers and engineers. It is published by IMAS Publishing of Falls Church , Va. , the world leader in audio and video trade publications. Publications include Radio World Engineering Extra, Radio World International, TV Technology, Pro Audio Review, Broadcast and Production, Audio Media and a family of country-specific publications and Web sites. For over three decades, IMAS has been providing readers practical and useful information, news and in-depth reviews. Its publications reach professionals in eight languages and more than 100 countries, with true regional content as well as news from around the globe. Each of our targeted flagship publications (often referred to as “must-reads” for anyone involved in the broadcast and/or production fields) reaches an impressive roster of who’s who in the industry, thanks to our unsurpassed editorial content and genuine value.