eMax Software Group Contracts Computer Decisions International, LLC


ORLANDO, Fla., March 8, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- eMax Net, Inc. (EMAXNET), a private Florida Corporation partly owned by eMax Corporation (Pink Sheets:EMAX), today announced its eMax Software Group division has entered into a $256,000 application development contract with Computer Decisions International (CDI), LLC -- http://www.cdi-usa.com

Under the terms of the agreement, CDI will provide infrastructure, develop custom accounting applications, and assist EMAXNET in the acquisition, implementation and deployment of SAP(r) Business One. Praxis Software Solution's NetPoint Commerce(tm) e-commerce system will also serve as the backbone of the eMax Music service and other EMAXNET online projects.

About EMAXNET

EMAXNET is building a worldwide digital and broadcast multimedia conglomerate through mergers and acquisitions to launch a 24-hour broadcast network showcasing all family-valued entertainment and licensing programming to satellite and cable broadcast networks directly competing with the major networks.

EMAXNET recently entered an agreement to acquire 16 television stations throughout the U.S., is developing an alliance with IDVDBOX, Inc. to market the i2DVD player, and expects to open a full media production and post-production facility in Florida. The company also plans to utilize these channels to license, market and/or distribute music and video offerings with more than 9,500 titles from eMax Music's licensed catalog of original songs recorded and released by many legendary artists.

The company is comprised of four technology driven divisions (eMax Music, eMax Studios, eMax TV Group and eMax Software Group) dedicated to the redefinition of the artists' role in the entertainment industry through cooperative acquisition, development, publication, distribution and broadcast of quality audio and video entertainment.

This press release contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby. Investors are cautioned that all forward- looking statements involve risks and uncertainties.



            

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