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To: Rob Preuss who wrote (846)	1/26/2000 12:12:00 PM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 1762

[Kissner discusses the future...] CEO of Digital Microwave Discusses the Future of Wireless Broadband On Northwest Airlines' Business & Technology Report LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 25, 2000--Digital Microwave Corp. (Nasdaq: DMIC) CEO Chuck Kissner discusses the critical role that wireless technology plays in the future of broadband in an in-depth interview with In-Flight Entertainment Network's Sky Radio. Kissner's interview will air on the Business & Technology Report during January 2000 on Northwest Airlines. The entire radio interview is also available free online at ceolive.com. According to Kissner, the demand for broadband Internet delivery is exploding, especially in Europe. He asserted: "Broadband is happening now, and you're going to see wireless companies emerging as major players in this new world. Microwave technology is simply faster, better and cheaper." Kissner stated: "When we were invited to participate in the show, we immediately grabbed the opportunity to talk to so many business travelers at once. This audience is the very one that is in a position to utilize our products and perhaps even invest in our company." Kissner is interviewed by Northwest's Business & Technology Report host and IEN/Sky Radio CEO Marc Holland, who said: "I'm sure that after listening to this interview, people will realize that the next big investment opportunity in wireless is in microwave, and it's not here in the U.S. but rather in Europe. Fortunes will be made." Holland also stated: "We know our listeners will find the interview entertaining and educational. We strive to provide the very best programming and business interviews in the air. We like to think of Northwest's Business & Technology Report as the number-one Talk Show in the Sky!" Each Northwest Business & Technology Report show airs on an average of 8,750 flights during a one-month period, reaching a gross potential audience of 1.6 million. The show is produced by In-Flight Entertainment Network's Sky Radio, the world's largest producer of in-flight business radio programming. About In-Flight Entertainment Network & Sky Radio IEN/Sky Radio is a leading producer of executive business interviews, which air on a network of corporate Web sites as well as several major airlines. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Los Angeles-based In-Flight Entertainment Network. Sky Radio also produces programming for several major online business magazines, including CEO Live.com, which features one-on-one interviews with visionaries from the worlds of business and technology. Also appearing on CEO Live.com are Michael Bloomberg/ Bloomberg, LLC, Keith Krach (ARBA:Nasdaq), Lars Nyberg (NCR:NYSE), Kevin O'Connor (DCLK:Nasdaq), Ely Callaway (ELY:NYSE), Walter V. Purnell, Jr. (SKYC:Nasdaq), Mark Logan (VISX:Nasdaq), George Schmitt (OMPT:Nasdaq), David Hanna (CCRT:Nasdaq), D.R. Grimes (NTBK:Nasdaq) and Gary Loveman (HET:NYSE). Contact: Sky Radio Ann Given, 818/380-1980 ag@ceolive.com