SAN DIEGO, Jan. 20, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Agent155 Media Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:AGMG), a provider of multi-media content management tools; providing exposure, networking and collaboration opportunities to models, performers, artists, athletes, musicians, filmmakers and agencies worldwide, today announced that it will launch Version 1.7 of Agent155.com. The company is targeting mid-March to release the update.
Enhancements to the Version 1.7 website will include a revolutionary content monetization platform allowing members to offer their audio and video content for download, thereby empowering them to truly be their own agents. The site will also offer member and industry blogging, an increasingly popular activity for web surfers worldwide.
Christopher Martinez, CEO of Agent155 Media Group stated, "We are constantly striving to improve and enhance the Agent155.com experience for our members as well as the general population. The new version of the website, enhanced with features like content monetization, blogging, streaming Internet radio and new graphical navigation improvements, will truly revolutionize the way talent distributes content."
The Agent155.com infrastructure will also be enhanced, with a build-out to include scaleable storage, which will allow for seamless on-the-fly expansion.
Extremely passionate about the creative and athletic talent that most of us will never see, the team at Agent155 Media Group has launched a grassroots effort and emerged as a multimedia company where talent from around the world can be seen and heard at Agent155.com -- with video and lots of it, something radically different. Any performer, athlete, filmmaker, model, musician/singer, photographer and artist can be their own agent and upload trailers, short films, reels, MP3s, clips, photography, bios and text, up to 500MB, on the secure site.
For more information, please visit the Agent155 Web site at www.agent155.com or call 619-374-7119.
About Agent155 Media Group, Inc.
Agent155 Media Group Inc. is based in San Diego, where its website (Agent155.com) and related services are produced for worldwide distribution. The company offers an affordable, high-quality online presence for the global artistic and athletic communities through its website, Agent155.com. Agent155.com offers models, performers, artists, athletes, musicians, filmmakers and agencies a multi-media content management solution, enabling the creative world a collaborative forum to network and develop. Agent155.com provides talent agencies, agents, producers, directors, and recording companies a one-stop location to search and view the profiles and work of emerging talent. Agent155 Media Group Inc. also re-distributes member content through traditional media channels like TV, radio, film and print. Agent155 Media Group Inc. produces films, music tours, commercials, and various events using talent exclusively from Agent155.com.
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