OTTAWA, March 21, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- BlueBear Network International (Pink Sheets:BLBR) today announced that Andrew Brewin, President and CEO of BlueBear Network International, Inc. has conducted a CEO Webcast so that shareholders and the investment community can learn more about the current and future prospects of BlueBear Network International. The webcast is conducted by Evergreen Marketing, Inc. and is currently available to the general public on The Green Baron Investors Society's website at http://www.thegreenbaron.com/CEO%20Webcast.htm.
The CEO Webcast with Andrew Brewin of BlueBear Network International is conducted by Evergreen Marketing, Inc. and their subsidiary The Green Baron Investors Society. For more information about Evergreen Marketing, Inc. and their subsidiary The Green Baron Investors Society visit them on the web at www.EvergreenMarketingInc.com and www.TheGreenBaron.com.
About BlueBear Network International, Inc.:
BlueBear Network International, Inc., a Nevada Company, headquartered in Ottawa, ON has developed the world's first system that uses biometrics and text records to securely and simultaneously search and share biometric records and information among linked police and integrated justice databases. BlueBear'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. BlueBear's subsidiary BlueBear Network Canada, Inc. has deployed the IDLE system with Ontario police services.
For more information about the company please visit www.bbninternational.com
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