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STREAMCAST (MORPHEUS) AND GROKSTER
BRIEFS FILED IN U.S. SUPREME COURT PEER-TO-PEER CASE

WASHINGTON, D.C. March 1, 2005 StreamCast Networks, Inc.™, makers of the popular Morpheus™ peer-to-peer search and sharing software, and Grokster, Inc.™, makers of the Grokster advanced file-sharing software, have filed briefs in a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case which could shape the future of technological innovation for years to come.

"We are thrilled by the support expressed in the many amici briefs that were filed today," said StreamCast Networks VP/General Counsel Matthew Neco. "And the many 'neutral' briefs filed last month show consensus that the solution is to allow market forces and cross-industry self-regulation to emerge, perhaps with action from Congress, but not the Supreme Court. Useful technological innovation should not be cut-off at the knees by the Supreme Court before it has a chance to walk, let alone run. We are in times of change, but the change that will come from P2P is good, because in this case the advancement of arts and sciences for the benefit of the citizens of this great Country is then best served. And that is, after all, the reason copyright exists at all."

"There is simply no need for the Supreme Court to overturn, or even modify, its holding in the Sony case. It is good law and has allowed the development and eventual commercialization of many so-called disruptive technologies, such as the VCR, the CD player, Apple's iPod and even the computer, all of which arguably allow the user to make multiple copies," said Co-Counsel Charles Baker of Porter & Hedges. "There is no doubt that this explosive growth in technology came as a direct result of the Sony opinion, and any change in the boundaries set forth in Sony could spell disaster for our economy as a whole. In those limited instances when the copyright holders have true, legitimate concerns about disruptive technologies, they have turned to Congress to level the playing field. Congress is much better suited than the courts of our nation to consider the impact of new technologies and to listen to all stakeholders who otherwise would not have a voice in any litigation. I believe that the Supreme Court should affirm the Ninth Circuit's and District Court s opinions, and I look forward to litigating the remainder of the case before Judge Wilson."

"For the past century, Copyright litigation in this country has been an endlessly repeating cycle. Time and again, the corporations that control both artistic content and the current method of distributing that content ask the courts to protect them against new and better technologies, by banning those technologies," Michael Page, of Keker & Van Nest, counsel for Grokster, Inc. stated. "Time and again, the courts have refused to extend the copyright monopoly, and have allowed new technologies to develop and mature, to the benefit of artists, the public and the very corporations that sought to ban them. That basic principle--that copyrights, no matter how numerous, do not give the holders a veto over technological progress is at the heart of the Supreme Court's 1984 Sony opinion. The Grokster/StreamCast case is just the latest assault on this principle, and we are asking that the Court reject that assault and reaffirm Sony."

About Grokster Ltd.
Grokster is an advanced peer-to-peer file-sharing program that enables users to share any digital file including images, audio, video, reports, documents, etc. Content developers and owners may now easily broadcast their files to a global audience through the Grokster Software. It is easy to publish your work: your family photos, home videos, academic reports, travel journal, diary, recipes, or music from your own band. Grokster accesses millions of online users through the FastTrack P2P Stack. Grokster, Ltd. is an international software company engaged in the business of providing cutting edge person-to-person software. Grokster is privately held and headquartered in Nevis, West Indies. For more information, visit www.grokster.com

About StreamCast Networks, Inc.
StreamCast Networks, Inc., creator of the Morpheus software, is a leading global communications technology company that is revolutionizing Internet-based digital media and information distribution via new general purpose technologies that enable users to communicate with one another on an unprecedented scale. Users have downloaded over 130 million copies of the Morpheus application software, according to CNET's download.com. For more information on StreamCast Networks visit www.morpheus.com or www.streamcastnetworks.com

In April 2003, The United States District Court for the Central District of California ruled that the current version of StreamCast Networks' Morpheus software was legal and that StreamCast was not a contributory or vicariously liable copyright infringer. The recording industry and motion picture industry plaintiffs, who lost that ruling, filed an appeal, requesting that the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals consider the case. After losing the Appellate court ruling, the entertainment industry plaintiffs filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court, which was accepted in December 2004. The matter is set for oral argument before the High Court on March 29, 2005.

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P2P UNITED STATEMENT ON NINTH CIRCUIT'S "COMPLETE AND UTTER REJECTION" OF ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES' CLAIM THAT DECENTRALIZED PEER TO PEER SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS ARE COPYRIGHT INFRINGERS

CONGRESS URGED TO HEED COURTS ADVICE TO LET NEUTRAL NEW TECHNOLOGY AND THE MARKET FIND ITS OWN "EQUILIBRIUM" . . . .

WASHINGTON (AUGUST 19, 2004) --- Adam Eisgrau, Executive Director of P2PUnited - the Washington-based trade association of the peer-to-peer technology industry representing the developers of BearShare, Blubster, Grokster, eDonkey and Morpheus P2P software - released the following statement on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals' stunning and complete affirmation today of last Spring's Federal District Court ruling that such developers do not infringe copyright by developing and distributing their popular software programs used by tens of millions of Americans:

"The Ninth Circuit's complete and utter rejection today of the entertainment industries' attempts to warp long-standing, pro-innovation copyright law into a weapon against peer-to-peer technology and its developers is a profound and major victory for the American consumer and our economy. Critically, the court cut through and rejected Hollywood's and 'Big Music's' propaganda about peer-to-peer software and the P2P United member companies sued in this case (Grokster and Streamcast) to find the truth:

peer-to-peer software is not only capable of many important and substantial non-commercial uses that do not infringe copyright, but is also used now for valuable commercial purposes, as well;
decentralized peer-to-peer software programs, like Grokster and Morpheus, were built to and do comply fully with current copyright law; and
before the time-tested law set down by the Supreme Court in the Sony Betamax case 20 years ago is changed, extreme caution and care is required to avoid killing a revolutionary technology in its cradle."

"While the court acknowledged that only Congress can make the kind of radical change in copyright law that the copyright cartel wanted in this case, it also clearly indicated that having the power to make change does not mean that change should be made. P2P United respectfully urges every Member of Congress to heed the court's strong advice that such radical change would be 'unwise' and, if they read no other part of the Ninth Circuit's opinion, to take the court's following observations to heart:

'The introduction of new technology is always disruptive to old markets, and particularly to those copyright owners whose works are sold through well established distribution mechanisms. Yet, history has shown that time and market forces often provide equilibrium in balancing interests, whether the new technology be a player piano, a copier, a tape recorder, a video recorder, a personal computer, a karaoke machine, or an MP3 player.'

'The Copyright Owners urge a re-examination of the law in the light of what they believe to be proper public policy, expanding exponentially the reach of the doctrines of contributory and vicarious copyright infringement. Not only would such a renovation conflict with binding precedent, it would be unwise. Doubtless, taking that step would satisfy the Copyright Owners' immediate economic aims. However, it would also alter general copyright law in profound ways with unknown ultimate consequences outside the present context.'

"The court is right and neither pending legislation nor more litigation will make a market for the 21st Century that puts the power of peer-to-peer technology to work for the public and for the artists that multi-national copyright aggregators so cynically claim to speak for."

GROKSTER FIGHTS FOR FREEDOM; LAUNCHES VERSION 2.6
EMPOWERS SELF-REGULATING, SELF-PUBLISHING NETWORK

NEVIS, WEST INDIES and LOS ANGELES (--February 5, 2004--) On the heels of a federal appeals court hearing over an entertainment industry appeal in MGM Studios v. Grokster, a case that will test the strength of the Supreme Court's "Betamax" decision, Grokster announced today the launch of version 2.6, a much-anticipated new release of its popular P2P (peer-to-peer) software. (www.grokster.com)

Grokster s release of version 2.6 is a major upgrade in the battle for media independence. The latest client published to Grokster's millions of users further empowers citizens to create their own self-assembled, self-regulating community.

In this age of media monopolization and consolidation, it is critical to establish democratic and consumer-driven applications to preserve diversity of opinion and ideas, said Henry Wilson. Big media can be countered with technology, the people can create their own alternative to the centralized sources that pervade the traditional mediums -- right from their own desktops.

Grokster 2.6 is loaded with new features that put more of the power and control into the hands of P2P users, including:

My Shared Folder: Publishing self-authored content is easier than ever. Grokster 2.6 includes the My Shared Folder. Placing novels, photos, articles, artwork, music, animation, and independent films a drag and drop away from the rest of the world.
Magnet links: Magnet links transform Grokster 2.6 into a powerful, no cost distribution platform for authors and artists all over the world. Investigative journalists, dissenting activists, and uncompromising creators can take advantage of the fastest growing medium on the planet.
Participation Level Index: Responsible active sharing is key to a thriving P2P network. In order for all users to benefit from collaboration, Grokster 2.6 includes a new participation rating system that provides network users a means to choose the best sources of high quality content. This ensures the network remains a thriving two-way street.
Search Channels: With Grokster 2.6 users may perform up to 24 searches simultaneously. Search Channels are web pages customized for viewing within Grokster. These customized pages allow one to perform searches of third party websites and databases.
Gold Icons: Identify high quality files brought to you from professional creators via Altnet. These files are digitally rights managed and are typically offered on a free, or free-trial basis.
Kapsules: Custom digital packaging of multi-file collections. For example, a Kapsule may include music, exclusive footage of live performance, lyrics and images all from a particular band or artist.

About Grokster Ltd.

Grokster is an advanced peer-to-peer file-sharing program that enables users to share any digital file including images, audio, video, reports, documents, etc. Content developers and owners may now easily broadcast their files to a global audience through the Grokster Software. It is easy to publish your work: your family photos, home videos, academic reports, travel journal, diary, recipes, or music from your own band. Grokster accesses millions of online users through the FastTrack P2P Stack. Grokster, Ltd. is an international software company engaged in the business of providing cutting edge person-to-person software. Grokster is privately held and headquartered in Nevis, West Indies.

Grokster Releases Pro Version

Popular File Sharing Software Now Available Without Adware, Pop Ups & Banners

NEVIS, WEST INDIES -- 07/15/2003 -- Grokster, one of the world s most popular file sharing programs, has just released Grokster Pro, the first ad-free and adware-free version of its software. Grokster Pro will retail for $29.95 and is available for download at www.grokster.com.

The release of the clean version of Grokster comes in response to a growing user demand and willingness to pay for a version of the software that is void of annoying pop-up ads and the cluster of optional software programs that accompany all of the major P2P software clients on the market today. According to Grokster president, Wayne Rosso, Although Grokster is free software, the only way that we can afford to give it away is by utilizing advertising and software bundling. But with Grokster Pro we can offer the user a better experience at a reasonable price that still allows us to pay our bills.

In a suit brought against Grokster by the RIAA and the MPAA, last April US Federal Circuit Court Judge Stephen Wilson ruled against the entertainment industry and deemed Grokster to be in compliance with all US laws and a completely legal piece of software. Grokster has since secured its position as one of the world s most popular software programs and has established a brand name known around the globe, boasting users in every country on earth.

NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

June 10, 2003

Los Angeles, CA., June 10, 2003 Matchstudents.com, an online College and University dating site, and Grokster.com, one of the largest Peer to Peer file sharing networks on the Internet have partnered together to bring love and companionship to Grokster.com s millions of users.

Under the agreement, Grokster.com users will have access to Matchstudents.com extensive database of student profiles. By clicking on the newly created Student Lounge tab, millions of users will be able to search the profiles directly from their Grokster Media Application- Finding love on the Internet has never been so easy.

Matchstudents.com President and co-founder, Dee Murthy, commented: This agreement is another step in Matchstudents development of student driven community for millions of online users. The partnership with Grokster.com highlights the growing trend of students who are accessing the Internet for interaction. We feel the Grokster.com user base compliments our existing user base quite nicely.

Matchstudents.com users can post their profile on the site for free. For an additional cost, they can subscribe to the premium services offered on the site. The partnership intends to bring a great deal of exposure for both parties.

About Grokster

Grokster (www.Grokster.com) is an advanced Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing program that enables users to share digital files including images, audio, video, reports, documents, etc. Content developers and owners may now easily broadcast their files to a global audience through the Grokster Network. It is easy to publish your work: your family photos, home videos, academic reports, travel journal, diary, recipes, music from your own band - your imagination is the limit. The only thing you have to do is put your files into a folder on your own hard disk! Grokster accesses millions of online users through the FastTrack P2P Stack.

About Matchstudents

MatchStudents (www.Matchstudents.com) is the result of two California college students sitting around their dorm room with a lot of spare time on their hand. Sleeping through classes and hardly studying allowed plenty of time for the creators to screw around on the net. After surfing through countless useless sites, they stumbled upon the idea of an online dating site for college students. MatchStudents.com is an online version of the cheesy dating shows on Cable Networks without the tacky hosts, and of course minus the all expense paid dates. Matchstudents.com partners include Kiwibox.com, Gnutella.com, Surveypayer.com, and Collegehotornot.com.

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APRIL 25, 2003

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA GRANTS GROKSTER S REQUEST FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT AGAINST MOTION PICTURE AND RECORDING INDUSTRIES

Today, the U.S. District Court granted Grokster s request for summary judgment, denying the motion picture and recording industries request to shut Grokster down.

In his ruling today, U.S. District Court Judge Stephen Wilson, wrote, Grokster and Streamcast are not significantly different from companies that sell home video recorders or copy machines, both of which can be and are used to infringe copyrights. Judge Wilson further wrote, "It is undisputed that there are substantial noninfringing uses for (the) Defendants' software."

We at Grokster are obviously very happy with the Judge s decision. stated Grokster s President Wayne Rosso, The Court recognized that our file-sharing software has numerous legal and beneficial uses. This opinion lifts the cloud the plaintiffs have attempted to cast over innovation and investment. It makes clear that innovators will not be held liable for creating or investing in new technologies. This ruling also means that the labels and studios cannot ban 21st-century technology in defense of their inefficient and outmoded 20th-century distribution models.

About Grokster, Ltd.

Grokster (www.Grokster.com) is an advanced Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing program that enables users to share any digital file including images, audio, video, reports, documents, etc. Content developers and owners may now easily broadcast their files to a global audience through the Grokster Network. It is easy to publish your work: your family photos, home videos, academic reports, travel journal, diary, recipes, music from your own band - your imagination is the limit. The only thing you have to do is put your files into a folder on your own hard disk! Grokster accesses millions of online users through the FastTrack P2P Stack.

November 5, 2002 News Release:

INSANE CLOWN POSSE TEAMS UP WITH GROKSTER FOR FIRST MAJOR RECORDING ARTIST PROMOTIONAL ALBUM LAUNCH CAMPAIGN ON PEER TO PEER NETWORK

Burbank, California---- Nov. 5, 2002--- Grokster, one of the world's largest P2P networks announced today that they have entered into an agreement with the "Platinum" recording group Insane Clown Posse (ICP) to launch an international merchandise giveaway in tandem with the release of their CD "The Wraith: Shangri-La", in stores today. The promotion is a first of its kind between a platinum-recording artist and a major P2P network beyond merely offering a free MP3. The promotion goes live today and will end on November 26.

ICP fans, the self-named "Jugaloos", can go to their Grokster start page and register for prized ICP collectibles, some of the most sought after in the world. Prizes include "Wraith" leather jackets, novelty stand-ups, autographed posters, baseball caps, T-shirts, and other assorted "Wraith" items. Fans will also be invited to download a free MP3 of the new single, "HOMIES", on the Grokster start page. Grokster will be prominently posting messages to users to "Support the Artist. Buy the Record!"

Los Angeles-based online marketing company, Net Music Promotions, organized the promotion. Trevor Lane, President of Net Music Promotions, said, "The Grokster platform allows us to substantially increase awareness for Insane Clown Posse's new album. This promotion also provides fans and potential album consumers with a direct link to purchase the album online. Additional elements of this promotion include a Net Music Promotions e-card that fans can send to all of their friends letting them know about the release."

Insane Clown Posse is made up of musicians who are also ex-professional wrestlers for the WWE, WCW and ECW. They own their own recording label, Psychopathic Records, have produced their own feature film, "Big Money Hustlas." The group has attained cult like status with their fans. They have been awarded five gold and two platinum albums.

Net Music Promotions (www.netmusicpromotions.com) is an online music marketing company that has developed a small arsenal of e-marketing tools that it uses to execute successful online music marketing campaigns. These tools include customized artist e-cards, online street teams, fan clubs, and a number of strategic relationships that allow for high profile website positioning. Net Music Promotions is the online marketing company of choice for a number of major and independent record labels.

October 9, 2001 News Release:

J!VE Media Provides Grokster with Legal Fuel to Defend Against the RIAA

Free and Legal J!VE Player Portable Media Files have been made available to Grokster P2P Network

Toronto - October 10, 2001 - J!VE Media Technologies Inc., creator of J!VE Player Portable Media Files, a revolutionary digital rights management solution designed to be freely downloaded, viewed and legally shared via the Internet, today announced that it has signed a distribution alliance with Grokster Ltd., one of three file-sharing companies, along with MusicCity and KaZzA, currently under the legal microscope of the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America). The alliance provides J!VE Media with close to a million new users added to their J!VE Player Syndicated Distribution Network.

"We are more than pleased to be providing Grokster community users with legal access to our full inventory of J!VE Player Portable Media Files," stated Sean Mayers, CEO of J!VE Media. "We'll also continue to do all we can to help support the longevity of file-sharing networks like Grokster who promote the value of free and legal file-sharing for all."

By utilizing J!VE Player Portable Media Files, Grokster will provide its file-sharing network users with downloadable access to music videos and other entertaining videos direct from record labels, movie and television studios. In addition, Grokster provides further evidence that their decentralized file-sharing network is utilized by Internet users for much more than the piracy of digital media as it seeks to defend its network from the pursuit of the RIAA.

"The addition of J!VE Player Portable Media Files within our Grokster community demonstrates once again the value of our file-sharing network as a valid technology for the legal distribution of entertaining digital media," stated Henry Wilson, Relations Manager for Grokster. "This alliance creates another dimension of value to our network and our users experiences."

Beginning today, J!VE Player Portable Media Files will initially be available in QuickTime format via the Grokster file-sharing network, with Windows Media and Real Player versions to be released soon.

About J!VE MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES INC.

J!VE Media Technologies Inc. provides a suite of digital rights management, content management and media delivery services to content owners. With their flagship product, J!VE Player (www.jiveplayer.com), J!VE Media individually packages music videos, television and movie segments, with engaging commercial sponsorship and advertising, to deliver a television-like and interactive viewing experience online. J!VE Player "Portable Media Files" are created to be freely downloaded, viewed and shared between Internet consumers of Peer-to-Peer networks, File-Sharing applications or via an E-mail link.

About GROKSTER LTD.

Grokster is an advanced Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing program that enables users to share any digital file including images, audio, video, reports, documents, etc. Content developers and owners may now easily broadcast their files to a global audience through the Grokster Network. It is easy to publish your work: your family photos, home videos, academic reports, travel journal, diary, recipes, music from your own band - your imagination is the limit. The only thing you have to do is put your files into a folder on your own hard disk! Grokster accesses over 500,000 plus online users through the FastTrack P2P Stack.

September 14, 2001 News Release:

Grokster Announces a New Partnership With ReelMind:

Grokster, the next generation of file sharing tools, located at www.Grokster.com, and ReelMind, located at www.ReelMind.com have created a new partnership. This parntnership will cross-promote each company's services including a regular feature of a ReelMind filmmaker or animation artist. Each artist will receive tremendous exposure on Grokster's site as Grokster's/ReelMind's Featured Film Artist. Selected artists will have their photo, bio and ReelMind link on Grokster's "Start Up Page," currently the web site's most viewed page. This means that featured artists will be exposed to thousands of viewers daily. Viewers will have the ability to click on a link and go directly to the featured artist's homepage on the ReelMind site to view their work.

About ReelMind:

REELMIND offers free streaming media websites to filmmakers, animators and musicians. Viewers can explore innovative short films, music videos and animation for free.

REELMIND offers filmmakers, animators and musicians the most powerful tool conceivable for promoting themselves using their own work and their own words.

We are not simply a large database of short content posted to entertain the masses, rather, we are striving to provide individual artists with an online presence to assist them in gaining the exposure needed to advance their careers. Producers, ad agency directors, studio heads, film directors, festival coordinators and a slew of other industry decision makers look to REELMIND for the next generation of production talent.

* Members can post up to 35 minutes of film, animation and/or music.

* Members receive their own personal page that is easily customized.

* Members receive a Web-based email account.

* Exposure and promotion in an international environment.

* REELMIND's mega marketing campaign works for you.

* A unique Internet focal point for the independent film community.

About Grokster:

It is easy to publish your work: your family photos, home videos, academic reports, travel journal, diary, recipes, music from your own band - your imagination is the limit. The only thing you have to do is put your files into a folder on your own hard disk!

Grokster accesses over 500,000 plus online users through the FastTrack P2P Stack. The Grokster generation of file sharing presents these exciting features:

* Family Filter: User settings to screen for inappropriate and virus material.

* Peer-to-Peer: True person-to-person file searches and transfers.

* Fast Searches: Unlike Gnutella type programs, Grokster's SuperNode Technology provides for very fast searches.

* Detailed Searches: The Grokster technology tracks detailed file info and allows detailed searches on it.

* No Incomplete/Failed Downloads: Grokster automatically removes incomplete downloads.

* Auto Resume: Grokster will automatically seek out the same file from multiple sources and continue downloading until complete.

* Fastest Downloads: Grokster will download the file from multiple sources with the fastest connections as fast as you can download, automatically.

* File Preview: Preview files as you start downloading them.

* All File Types: Share any type of file.

* Full Bandwidth Controls: Grokster allows for full control uploads/downloads and total bandwidth.

August 8, 2001 News Release:

Grokster Strikes a Deal with GigAmerica:

Grokster, the next generation of file sharing tools, located at www.Grokster.com, and GigAmerica, located at www.GigAmerica.com have created a unique partnership. The latest venture will cross-promote each company's services including a bi-weekly feature of a GigAmerica artist. Each artist will receive tremendous exposure on Grokster's site as
Grokster's/GigAmerica's Featured Band of the Moment. Selected artists will have their photo, bio and GigAmerica link on Grokster's "Start Up Page," currently the web site's most viewed page. Simply put, this means that featured artists will be exposed to thousands of viewers daily. Viewers will have the ability to click on a link and go directly to the featured artist's homepage on the GigAmerica site to buy CDs and download music.

About GigAmerica:

Record label. Distributor. A&R scouting team. Creative-development agency. Web music leader. Hub of the most exciting independent music community in the United States.

GigAmerica is all of these and more.

The company headquartered in the heart of New York City has rapidly developed into the premier resource organization for music artists currently without the backing of a major record label.

Since its launch in 2000, GigAmerica has focused on establishing a network of services and benefits, including GigSwap, an on-line tool for bands to preview each other's music and calendar in order to trade shows and book tour dates.

GigAmerica.com is the first and only network that puts musicians from local scenes across the country in touch with each other. We've tapped into the power and ease of the Internet to create tremendous tools and services for independent bands and solo artists to reach new ears in different regions of the U.S. offering access to huge databases, organized Gig Swaps, band sites, fan pages, regional music news and on-line product distribution. GigAmerica has also built numerous relationships with equipment manufacturers, hotel and car rental agencies, distributors, insurance providers, managers, A&R guys and the like to provide members with excellent resources that aren't easily accessible to the independent artist. At long last, musicians finally have one source to go to and, through GigAmerica.com; exposure has never been this efficient and easy.

The centerpiece of GigAmerica.com is the Gig-Swapping Network. Simply put, it's the concept of "you open for us in our town and we'll open for you in yours." It's a time-tested method for growing an audience, a very important brick in the path to success.
GigAmerica.com has fine-tuned the Gig-Swap by giving its members access to an online database of thousands of bands covering all styles and genres. A GigAmerica band can check out songs, pictures, bios and tour dates of different artists, determine whom they want to play with, and then send a Gig-Swap Request Form directly to the group via E-mail.

GigAmerica has a Street Team of music lovers covering every scene in the country. Through GigAmerica.com, the Street Team promotes local shows and helps their favorite bands get heard. They contribute music news, reviews and scene reports which are published on the GigAmerica website.

Log on to www.gigamerica.com and check out the quality of acts like Glossary, Death Cab For Cutie, Abby Travis, The Burnside Project and Helicopter Helicopter.