SEATTLE, March 16, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Today NetMusic Entertainment Corp. (Pink Sheets:NTMT) announced the launch of its "Video on Demand" service with a free 24 hour premier of the controversial film "Dead Girl" starring Val Kilmer, Anne Parillaud, Adam Coleman Howard, and Amanda Plummer, featuring Famke Jensen and Teri Hatcher, and written and produced by Philippe Caland.
Starting March 16th, 2005 at 6PM EST. and running until March 17th, 2005 at 6PM EST, anyone may go to the NetMusic site (www.netmusic.com) and view the film for free.
"The national attention that NetMusic is receiving from the 'Dead Girl' premier confirms that we are building something truly revolutionary," said NetMusic Chairman and CEO Glen Starchman. He added, "Helping consumers find new and previously unavailable entertainment is what NetMusic is all about. The desire for this kind of service has been around forever, and NetMusic answers that call."
In conjunction with the release of "Dead Girl", NetMusic will be unveiling its newly revised website. "With all the attention that NetMusic is receiving, we felt it was time to update the site so to better reflect the company's goals and focus," said COO Michael Lewison.
About NetMusic:
Edmonds, Washington-based NetMusic Entertainment (http://www.netmusic.com/) is a global digital media company focused on providing consumers entertainment on their own terms: anytime, anywhere. The company offers digital music downloads, digital jukeboxes, video-on-demand and online video rental services across the globe. NetMusic also offers the largest online collection of independent music in the world -- a licensed catalog of over one million tracks, incorporating 4000 plus labels. Recently, the company announced plans for the acquisitioning of licensing to the catalogues of the largest recording companies in the industry. Investors interested in obtaining more information about the company are invited to visit: (http://www.netmusic.com/corp/).
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