FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., Aug. 18, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Universal Media Holdings, Inc. (Pink Sheets:UMDH) is pleased to announced that Andrew Cambron has been interviewed on Wallstreetcorner.com. In his interview with Larry Oakley, Andrew Cambron, CEO of Universal Media Holdings Inc. stated "Universal Media Holdings, Inc. is one of the fastest growing media sources in America today."
In his interview, Larry Oakley sheds light on one of their three divisions. "UBN, which holds, so far, the rights to broadcast in about 16 markets across the U.S. UMDH plans to gradually increase its reach to 75 to 100 stations, adding from two to five per month beginning in 2006," and proceeds to comment, "The arrangement UBN is using in some of its initial stations is one of the reasons I call UMDH's strategy brilliant."
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ABOUT UNIVERSAL BROADCAST NETWORK: The company's core business is the development, management and operation of a network of low power television (LPTV) broadcast stations. In addition to owning broadcast television stations, Universal Broadcast Network, specializes in high end production of engagement marketing television programs, direct response and infomercials. The company derives revenue from broadcast fees, video production and media placement services. For more information visit, http://www.ubn.cc
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