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Anaheim, California, September 10, 2001 - WebcastingTV announced today the start of V-Button sales with client, UseTheExperts.com, headquartered in Westlake Village, California. UseTheExperts is a community service program created to help consumers take the guesswork out of finding expert professionals in their area. Companies who qualify to become an "expert" in a region participate in co-op advertising on television, radio, print, and on the Internet at UseTheExpert's web directory. Each "expert" is screened for business practices, customer satisfaction, and a demonstrated expertise in their business category. There is only one expert of each type within each regions, and participants need to qualify for the position. Within the directory of "experts" in each region, there is background information, contact information, and a V-Button program to present the business to a potential customer. Each V-Button program can be up to three minutes long and is customized to show the unique aspects of the business. You can watch some examples of businesses using the V-Button at http://www.vbuttons.com. UseTheExperts was conceived of to protect consumers. Consumer fraud is more prevalent today than ever before, making it important for consumers to shop smart. As a consumer it is very difficult to know which business are honest and dependable, and which businesses are out to take advantage of you. Most people use their local yellow pages to find the businesses they need, but because all of the ads look the same it is impossible to know who to choose. UseTheExperts is
a community service program that makes it easy to find top quality
businesses in one area. Through our extensive background check and
screening process they have identified one local business in every field
that conducts business the right way. These companies are committed to
customer satisfaction, have been stringently screened, and have signed the
UseTheExperts code of conduct. More information is available from WebcastingTV at (714) 693-5300 #### About the V-Button: The V-Button™ is a revolutionary video content creation, encoding, and streaming process developed by WebcastingTV. Its patent pending Universal Player delivers video content to any web viewer who has already installed either Windows Media, RealPlayer, or QuickTime. The Universal Player automatically delivers the webcast stream in the format and data rate desired by each user. The V-Button is provided to publishers as a one-stop service that helps their advertising client create and deliver a streaming video advertisement from their listing in the publisher's Internet yellow page venue. V-Button customers can also connect their streaming video ad to their own web site, or use it on a CD for customer presentations. More information about the V-Button is available at http://www.webcastingtv.com/V-Button.html with examples of customer programs at http://www.vbuttions.com. About WebcastingTV: WebcastingTV, Inc. (WTV) is the world's largest provider of streaming video advertising for Internet Yellow Pages through its product, the V-Button. It is headquartered in Anaheim, California, and servers over 41 publishers in 28 states and 44 markets. WTV has been in the television program production business for over 22 years and regularly serves broadcast clients such as CNN, CNBC, PBS, MSNBC, ESPN, and many more international venues. WTV also produces corporate communications programming for training, marketing, and motivation for customers such as Boeing, Honda, TRW, and Disney. For more information contact (714) 693-5300. About UseTheExperts: UseTheExperts is a community service program created to help consumers take the guesswork out of finding expert professionals in their area. All the businesses involved in the expert program have passed a stringent background check, agreed to follow a code of ethics, and guarantee your satisfaction. At UseTheExperts we have found one local business in every category that does business the right way. For more information about UseTheExperts call (805) 497-1882. |
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