TORONTO, June 10, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Bach-Hauser, Inc. (Pink Sheets:BHUS) through its agreement with DVNI will participate in the negotiation for manufacturing of their CodecSys powered Video Conferencing systems with notable Korean hardware manufacturers. DVNI has certain rights from Broadcast International to manufacture the hardware used to power the new state-of-the-art unique technology ideally suited for Video Conferencing. Under this agreement Bach-Hauser also will have the right to market this system to distributors of Video Conferencing products in China, Korea, and Canada. Bach-Hauser will be able to act both as a value added retailer and a wholesale distributor. "Demand is increasing rapidly for an inexpensive, easy to use, professional Video Conferencing system that works on low band widths over the Internet, explained Russell Heaton, DVNI's President. He went on to say, "We are pleased to have such a relationship with Bach-Hauser that enables us to use their connections in Korea, China and Canada to expand our marketing capabilities tremendously."
DVNI has acquired certain rights for technology ideally suited for the digital broadcasting and corporate communication markets. DVNI has positioned itself to use state-of-the-art technology not available until recently to bring value-added services to corporations.
DVNI was formed to take advantage of new technology for the Web based distribution of digital information, entertainment, education, and communications services. DVNI will be a leading-edge provider of digital broadcasting and videoconferencing systems and services. Russell Heaton is also a director of Bach-Hauser.
CodecSys recently won "TV Technology's 2004 Star Award for Superior Technology" at the National Association of Broadcasters annual meetings and Convention. To learn more about the CodecSys operating system go to www.dvni.net or www.brin.com.
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