SPRINGFIELD, Tenn., Aug. 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Universal Media Holdings, Inc. (Pink Sheets:UMDH) is pleased to announce that CEO Andrew Cambron has been featured in an interview on WallSt.net. In his interview, Mr. Cambron, stated that Universal Media Holdings, Inc. advertising sales are ahead of their projected figures for 2005.
Universal Media Holdings, Inc. attributes their success towards their ability to provide national advertising campaigns for a fraction of what their competitors offer. "The upside growth potential is tremendous. We are very pleased with the direction in which the company is going," stated Andrew Cambron, CEO of Universal Media Holdings, Inc.
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About Universal Media Holdings, Inc.
Universal Broadcast Network, Inc.'s principal business is the construction, development, management, and operation of a low-power television (LPTV) broadcast network. UBN has secured its network distribution potential through the acquisition of FCC governed LPTV licenses and construction permits. Exclusive permits issued by the government allow UBN to construct a broadcast television network. UBN's current programming affiliation opportunities include The Men's Channel, Healthy Living, Beauty & Fashion, I-Shop Home Shopping, and Alma Television.
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