SANTA MONICA, Calif., July 21, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Edulink, Inc (OTCBB:MYIQ) announced today that co-founder, Mike Rosenfeld, was featured in an interview on SmallCapVoice.com. Mr. Rosenfeld answered shareholder questions, discussed the company's focus and new applications for its existing technology. The interview is available online at http://64.176.182.15/myiq/myiq_7_18_03.html.
On another front, CEO Charlie Guy has issued a "Letter from the CEO" updating and explaining the company's focus and new endeavors. Mr. Guy had this to say, "We are now engaged in our aggressive fast track efforts to move from an R & D firm to a revenue generating operational company by implementing a strategy based upon our efforts to productize our core technology, a knowledge sharing system, into both current and future recurring revenue models."
The letter is available online at http://64.176.182.15/myiq/letter_from_ceo.pdf.
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ABOUT EDULINK:
Edulink's current business focus is on the near and long term opportunities to implement a series of revenue generating products and services built upon our knowledge sharing system's core technologies known as the eKnowledgeXchange. The Company's focus is not limited to the US K-12 market, but includes implementation in the international education marketplace as well as the utilization of these same core technologies to deploy revenue-generating models outside of the education market.
Edulink's core technology system, developed by its technology integration partner SAIC, and market tested over the last several years, is based on the integration of the three core foundations for digital asset or eknowledge management: Storage & Retrieval, Repurposing, and Distribution. The eKnowledgeXchange will allow for the personalized secure and managed delivery of enhanced digitized assets or eknowledge utilizing one of our four proprietary delivery systems: the Internet, CD-ROM/DVD, Traditional Print, or e-Print on Demand.
eKnowledge is knowledge as it exists in a profoundly networked world. It is not just a digitized collection of knowledge. eKnowledge consists of knowledge objects and knowledge flows that combine content, context, and insights on application.