April 22, 2008- BROADRAMP SELECTS BOB KILDUFF FOR CFO POSITION

BroadRamp Inc., creator of the Managed Content Delivery System for high-quality multimedia viewing via the internet, today announced Bob Kilduff, a 15 year veteran of the finance and entertainment industries, has joined the company as Chief Financial Officer.

The addition of Kilduff is significant and represents yet another important step for building an experienced world class management team to sustain BroadRamp’s explosive growth in the Internet and Content Delivery technology sector.

April 2, 2008 - BROADRAMP LAUNCHES NEW GOVERNMENT DIVISION- Recruitment of Specialized Resellers is Underway

BroadRamp has announced today that it has launched a new division, BroadRamp Government, focused on the company’s tremendous success in deploying its technology and services offerings to multiple organizations across state and Federal agencies. BroadRamp will now work with proven VAR’s and government focused integrators to provide content delivery services for video, distance learning systems, streaming services, and security.

February 20, 2008- BROADRAMP ANNOUNCES AVAILABILITY OF MCDS HOSPITALITY SOLUTION Innovative Approach Enhances In-Room Entertainment, Business, Shopping Services

BroadRamp Inc. today announced MCDS™ Hospitality, a significant extension of its Managed Content Delivery System™ and a solution designed specifically for hospitality providers who want to raise the standard of their guests’ in-room experience while increasing their own revenue-producing opportunities.

February 15, 2008 - BROADRAMP EXPANDS OPERATIONS TO CANADA Offers content owners a low-cost, end-to-end, online delivery solution

BroadRamp Inc., creator of the Managed Content Delivery System™ for high-quality multimedia viewing via the Internet, today announced it has established offices in Edmonton, Alberta, to license its technology throughout Canada. BroadRamp’s MCDS™ contains delivery technology that results in instant-on, high-definition, secure, low-cost transmission of virtually any kind of content to a browser-enabled device. MCDS allows content owners to encode, manage, monetize and deliver their content using widely available standard formats like Windows Media and Flash. The result is rich multimedia and a superior user experience.

November 6, 2007 - VIDSHADOW SELECTS BROADRAMP FOR ITS VIDEO MANAGEMENT AND DELIVERY

VidShadow, one of the Internet's fastest growing social networking sites and San Antonio, Texas based BroadRamp, inventor of the only seamless, universal multimedia content and application delivery platform, announced today that they have entered into an agreement for BroadRamp to provide its Managed Content Delivery Services (MCDS™) to power VidShadow’s video-sharing syndication networks.

November 6, 2007 - vPOPCORN ALLOWS USERS TO ENJOY WEBHD™ VIDEOS, ENSURES LICENSE MANAGEMENT OF CONTENT

BroadRamp, the leading provider of streaming video technologies, announced today they have created vPopcorn, a technology process which allows viewers to quickly download WebHD™ or high definition movies after paying for a limited rental access or subscription agreement.

November 6, 2007
BROADRAMP LAUNCHES MANAGED CONTENT DELIVERY SERVICES (MCDS™) – THE ONLY TURN-KEY P2P-ENABLED CONTENT DELIVERY PLATFORM.

Single source solution delivers superior user experience, enhanced security, and new ways to monetize content, at a much lower total cost of delivery

September 21, 2007
BROADRAMP LAUNCHES WEB PORTAL TO HELP ADVANCE ONLINE EDUCATION.

San Antonio-based BroadRamp Inc. has developed a Web portal that will allow universities and private content providers to get their online content to students quickly and at a fraction of the cost.

July 10, 2007
vPOPCORN TECHNOLOGY ALLOWS USERS TO DOWNLOAD WEBHD™ VIDEOS WITH LOWER STORAGE CAPACITY THAN OTHER COMPETITORS.

BroadRamp, the leading provider of streaming video technologies, announced today they have created vPopcorn, a technology process which allows viewers to quickly download WebHD TM or high definition movies after paying for a limited rental access or subscription agreement.

July 05, 2007
S.A. COMPANY WANTS TO BRING MOVIES TO A COMPUTER NEAR YOU.

Downloading movies directly to consumers' computers is the idea behind vPopcorn. It's an idea many competitors have tried, but BroadRamp Inc., a San Antonio-based video content delivery company, thinks it has a technology that can please consumers, movie studios and big video rental companies.

June 22, 2007
TEACHING NETWORK WILL USE BROADRAMP TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES.

BroadRamp Inc. has announced plans to partner with an Austin-based teaching, learning and business network to allow educators the opportunity to publish and sell their content online.

Using BroadRamp's content delivery system, WeAreTeachers plans to provide its users with tiered-level access to participate in a free and subscription-based Web site offering services such as tutoring.

June 18, 2007
WeAreTeachers SELECTS BROADRAMP TO DEVELOP VIDEO CONTENT RESOURCES AND STREAM VIDEO FOR WeAreTeachers COMMUNITY.

WeAreTeachers, developer of a new online teaching, learning, and business network, and BroadRamp Inc., inventor of the only seamless, universal multimedia content and application delivery platform, have entered into an agreement to develop online content together.

June 8, 2007
BROADRAMP TECHNOLOGY WILL MAKE TV SHOWS VIRTUAL MALL.

Downloading movies directly to consumers' computers is the idea behind vPopcorn.
It's an idea many competitors have tried, but BroadRamp Inc., a San Antonio-based video content delivery company, thinks it has a technology that can please consumers, movie studios and big video rental companies.

June 1, 2007
BROADRAMP OFFERS 5/5/5/ DEAL FOR SMALL BUSINESS.

To help small businesses evaluate CDS video service as a marketing tool for their web sites, BroadRamp is offering a 5/5/5 deal until June 30.

Greg Nakagawa, the company's chief executive officer, said businesses can use his firm's technology on their web sites for their streaming videos. For $500, the San Antonio based company will help clients encode and convert up to five videos with a total combined length of five minutes.

“The online customer experience has to be easy, convenient, intuitive, or else you lose the customer,” said Tom Llewellyn, Broadway National’s executive vice president and chief information officer.
Video is “more intuitive” than the static images on a standard bank site, he said. Some ideas his company is considering include video tutorials for opening accounts online and a chat window for customer service inquiries.