Associated Content Launches First Public Version

Denver, CO, July 14, 2005 --(PR.com)-- Today, Associated Content officially released the first public version of its content library and publishing technologies. The announcement follows four months of beta testing during which the new media company has assembled a diverse collection of contributors, or Content Producers, who have published thousands of pages of information on a range of popular and niche topics. Because of the content’s broad consumer appeal and viral nature, the Company’s redesigned website, www.associatedcontent.com, is one of the fastest growing properties on the Internet.

“We’re facilitating the build-out of a massive web and wireless information source constructed by the public, for the public’s consumption,” says Luke Beatty, the Company’s president. “It is the first user driven content exchange. Individuals with information can be properly published in an environment where those looking for that content will discover it, interact with it and build on it. The result is a venue where information users and producers meet to organically grow a library and network with one another.”

The first public version allows users to interact on various levels. The public can access, evaluate and react to existing information. Thousands of users have taken the next step to become a Content Producer and publish their own multiple format information on an exclusive or non-exclusive basis. Currently, Associated Content’s library is made up of text and image submissions that accurately meet consumers’ search queries and informational needs. In the near future, Content Producers will be able to contribute voice and video content as well. The Company is supported by a unique revenue model that allows top Content Producers to share in the advertising revenue that is generated by their published content.

With recent growth in the web and wireless content space, along with dramatic increases in online ad spending, Associated Content is positioned to capitalize on its unique model.

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