London, 29 March 2007 - EU-INSIT, a scientific institute that develops and disseminates knowledge on innovative mobile/wireless technologies, will collaborate with Bamboo MediaCasting and WPF to explore advanced mobile solutions. Bamboo MediaCasting, a pioneer in cellular broadcasting/multicasting, specializes in data-intense converged services over mobile networks, while WPF offers a global network of business and technical experts devoted to podcasting and Web2.0.

About EU-INSIT
EU-INSIT is a scientific institute that develops and disseminates knowledge on innovative technologies, primarily in the wireless/mobile field. Through its global network of research, industry, legislative and regulatory members, EU-INSTIT delivers cutting-edge consultancy and research services, ranging from research and feasibility studies, to software design and development, system Integration and testing and prototyping.

About World Podcast Forum
The World Podcast Forum ("WPF") is the only global information and communication portal for the diverse podcast community worldwide. A network of commercial and technical experts specializing in podcasting and Web2.0, WPF spans 6 continents, and seeks to overcome the language and borders that separate the community, and bring it together by providing real value. WPF provides its members with access to the latest podcast-related news and analysis, as well as access to media, commercial and mobile experts worldwide.

WPF Contact
Monte Silver
monte@bamboomc.com
www.worldpodcastforum.com
+972-544-232-683

London, 19 June 2006 – European Institute for Innovative Technologies (EU-INSIT) and the Technical University of Varna, Bulgaria, have formalised and intensified their collaboration by signing a cooperation agreement. The areas of collaboration will include research, consultancy, exchange of staff and students, assistance in matters of curriculum, joint academic programs and distance learning.

The Rector of the Technical University of Varna, Professor Dr. Eng Stefan Barudov said "There are great opportunities for collaborations between our institutions and I am delighted to be able to work and exchange knowledge and good practices with other European universities and industrial companies. Our collaboration will focus on European Integrations of IT programmes, research and information exchange".

Dr. Luminita Vasiu, President and CEO of the European Institute for Innovative Technologies has added that "The collaboration with the Technical University of Varna will bring a great value to our work. The common objectives and the desire to create an European IT community which can share knowledge, resources and work together on projects for the community has brought us together. I have no doubts that we will succeed in developing a long term, robust collaboration".

London, 30th May 2006 – Based in the heart of London, in the financial area, the European Institute for Innovative Technologies (EU-INSIT) has officially launched.
EU-INSIT is a scientific institute whose goal is to disseminate knowledge and develop/ conduct activities in the areas of innovative technologies through the provision of feasibility studies, research, design and software development, testing and prototyping, system integration, consulting and all the other relevant activities.

The institute mixes the expertise of researchers from academia with the hands on experience of industry experts in order to deliver high calibre projects which suit the needs of small medium size (SMS) and large companies.
The strength of the institute resides in its association with leading universities in Europe, Asia and America, and the full support offered by leading industrial companies in the field.

Dr. Luminita Vasiu, President and CEO of the EU-INSIT said "The strong relationship with Georgia Advanced Centre of Technologies, USA, means that the institute is one of the first in the world to try to globally crosslink the knowledge and innovative technology applications in Europe".