The Cervelle Group Inks New Client for Investor Relations and Financial Communications Campaign

Orlando-Based Firm to Raise Visibility of BlueBear Network International, Inc.


ORLANDO, Fla., March 18, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- The Cervelle Group, an investor relations/public relations company offering small- and mid-cap publicly held companies a range of investment, media and financial communications-related programs, announced today it has signed BlueBear Network International, Inc. (Pink Sheets:BLBR) as a client. The Cervelle Group will develop and provide BlueBear with a comprehensive financial and media communications campaign targeting the U.S. and Canada.

"We look forward to working with Andrew Brewin and his staff in their efforts to raise visibility, build momentum and increase the market advantages of BlueBear in the public sector," said David A. Donlin, a managing partner of The Cervelle Group. "One of our main objectives is to assist in getting the BLBR story to our extensive retail broker network and the rest of the investment community."

Headquartered in Orlando, FL, The Cervelle Group delivers results-based solutions in the areas of emerging- and established-company investor relations, public relations, media relations, crisis communications, e-business/Internet and marketing communications.

BlueBear Network International, Inc., a Nevada company headquartered in Ottawa, Canada, has developed the world's first system that uses biometrics and text records to securely and simultaneously search and share biometric and records information among linked police and integrated justice databases. BBNI's system, called Integrated Digital Law Enforcement (IDLE), is designed to respond to worldwide police and government requirements for the timely and effective administration of justice, including information search and sharing initiatives. BBNI's subsidiary BlueBear Network Canada Inc has deployed the IDLE system with Ontario police services.

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