NEWSPAPERDIRECT LAUNCHES ‘NEWSPAPER RADIO’

Vancouver, Canada, September 19, 2006—PressDisplay.com by NewspaperDirect, Inc. today has launched "Newspaper Radio", a unique service that allows people to listen to newspapers and magazines on either their computers or mobile smart phones.

Hundreds of newspapers and magazines are available on PressDisplay.com for online viewing, offline downloading and now, for listening.

"Imagine being able to listen to your favorite newspapers where ever and whenever you decide. It’s like having USA Today Radio or the Daily Mail Radio available 24 hours a day in the palm of your hand." says Alexander Kroogman, NewspaperDirect CEO. "And unlike traditional radio news, listeners can easily jump to stories that interest them. This is a truly on-demand, user-controlled, radio."

Newspaper Radio offers commuters, business travelers, expatriates and the visually impaired access to news that has previously been unavailable to them. It is simply a matter of copying their favorite newspapers’ URLs from the PressDisplay.com website and pasting them into Microsoft Windows Media Player. Once stored in Window’s Media Player, listeners can tune-in to the latest edition of their newspaper or magazine at any time.

About NewspaperDirect
Founded in 1999, NewspaperDirect, Inc. based in Vancouver, BC, Canada, is the world leader in digital delivery and local printing of same-day newspapers from around the world. With hundreds of newspaper and magazine titles, and a global network of over 800 print locations in more than 85 countries, NewspaperDirect delivers to hotels, libraries, cruise ships, corporate offices, retail outlets, home subscribers and Web browsers everywhere.

PressDisplay.com from NewspaperDirect leverages the company's extensive content base and leading edge technology to enable online, instant access to hundreds of newspapers and magazines from around the world on their computer or smart mobile device.

NewspaperDirect is a Microsoft Premium Partner that develops content applications for Tablets and ultra-mobile PCs.