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To: lert who wrote (16212)	6/29/1998 12:14:00 AM
From: Dolfan	Respond to of 50264

I am going to post some older PR's that are part of the Digitcom picture. Digitcom's Integrated Suite of IP Voice and Fax Communications Products Attracts Russian Telcos. SANTA MONICA, CA, October 27, 1997 - Digitcom Interactive Video Network (symbol: dgiv) has designated DLD Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary, as its exclusive sales and licensing agent for the Company's suite of IP telephony products. DiV-N's patented technology and software integrates Central Office IP voice and data communications under its brands, FAXport¦, VOXport¦, NetCall¦ and Mobile Callback¦. With this agreement in hand, DLD Corporation has moved aggressively to sign memos of understanding with two of Russia's largest regional telecom companies. DLD's Jim Landis, President, and Vice President Tatiana Kosyrkina acted promptly to ink agreements with Electrosvyaz (Rostov Region) and St. Petersburg National International Telephone for certification and testing of DiV-N technology in Russia pursuant to establishment of Joint Venture operations. Electrosvyaz serves a region of 4.5 million people with telephone services, and is an international telecommunications gateway to Italy, Turkey, Ukraine and southern Russia. The company generated $92 Million in revenues in 1996. St. Petersburg National International Telephone reported sales of $135 Million in 1996 on global long distance and regional telephone service, reporting the completion of 79 million international and inter-regional long distance calls last year. Digitcom's FAXport, VOXport, NetCall, and Mobile Callback build upon the Company's IntraVoice Internet/Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) gateway. These unique, copywrited technologies make Internet-transmitted faxing, voice messaging and full-duplex voice communications accessable to any user with a touch-tone phone or fax machine, and will provide rapid entry into these services by regional, national, or international long-distance telephone companies. The IntraVoice installation serves as the local node switch for Mobile Callback¦, Digitcom's Internet-enchanced international long distance re-origination technology. Under the agreement announced today, DLD Corporation will market DiV-N's suite of services and administer central office billing and reconciliation services, providing a "turn-key" opportunity for telecom companies. Digitcom Interactive Video Network designs network solutions for IP telephony, TCP/IP multimedia communications, video conferencing, live video and audio broad- and narrow-casting over networks, and multimedia Web hosting. The Company has facilities in Santa Monica, Las Vegas, and Honolulu. Regards, Mark

To: lert who wrote (16212)	6/29/1998 12:22:00 AM
From: Dolfan	Respond to of 50264

Digitcom and Voxware Team Up for UNIX-based IP Telephony Development SANTA MONICA, CA, October 20, 1997-- Digitcom Interactive Video Network and Voxwarer, Inc. announced today that the two companies have agreed to joint development of UNIX-based application of Voxware's speech and audio compression for Internet Protocol (IP) communications. Digitcom expects to offer the first UNIX-based IP telephony suite of services using Voxware's MetaVoice¦ compression/decompression (codec) RT29. Digitcom (OBB: DGIV) has been a leader in call processing and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) development for many years. With the launch of the DiV-N Network two years ago, the Company has applied its engineering expertise to video transmission and audio communications over digital networks. Voxware (NASDAQ: VOXW) is the premier developer of compression technologies that enable IP transmission of speech and audio. Voxware's MetaVoice codec RT29 leads the industry,delivering 43:1 compression of voice data for the "Internet telephony" applications developed by Digitcom. "Since our focus is on Central Office operations and marketing high traffic telephone-to-telephone service in Joint Venture with national and regional phone companies, we felt we had to be the first to develop IP telephony for UNIX," said Digitcom CEO Jimmy Chin. "It's a mature platform with many advantages for an international network." Digitcom introduced an NT version of its IntraVoice CO¦ gateway server at last month's ITU "Interactive '97 Conference" in Geneva. The IntraVoice CO network server provides the platform for long distance IP voice communications and is the interface for Digitcom's network-integrated Central Office call administration and billing operations. The IntraVoice CO allows customers to dial a long distance call from any touch-tone phone and take advantage of the Internet's inexpensive transport. "Performance of Internet-protocol voice communications depends mainly on the compression algorithms used as the voice signal is digitized for transmission over the Internet," explains Digitcom VP-Communications Roger Templeton. "Our working partnership with Voxware in designing the first UNIX-based application of their IP voice codec will give Digitcom and our partners the best compression available today." Migration of Digitcom's IP telephony applications to UNIX will enhance the DiV-N network performance. Channel communications are more solid on the UNIX platform, and the lower "overhead" of the operating system will provide marginal processing speed gains. Other benefits include flexible network administration and higher reliability. "The channel monitoring ability of the UNIX system allows us to automate our network monitoring and automatically restart a single channel should the need arise," explained Dan Woods, VP-Engineering for Digitcom. "Plus, remote diagnostics will be more readily put into operation, speeding up the deployment of the network," he continued.