ClipSyndicate Inc.

Mr. Morgan is a pioneer in online syndication. As one of the founders of ScreamingMedia, a leading provider of information management solutions for the aggregation, distribution and integration of real-time business and financial information into websites, intranets, wireless sites and interactive television, he developed the product specifications and key features of what became ScreamingMedia's core product, the Editors Desk. Morgan also developed the first royalty pool sharing model for Internet syndication that allowed thousands of content producers to benefit from ScreamingMedia's meteoric rise to the Internet's largest text syndication network. He crafted the initial content partnership deals for ScreamingMedia with the The Associated Press, PR Newswire, New York Times Syndicate and Comtex, which included other newswires such as Deutsche Press, Agence French Press, Xinhua and Kyodo News service and many others. Morgan went on to build a 60-person sales and business development organization, and grew monthly revenue from $15,000 to $1.8 million in under 24 months. ScreamingMedia debuted on the Nasdaq in August of 2000 and was subsequently acquired by CBS MarketWatch for over $100 million.

Mr. Davison was SVP of Corporate Strategy at ScreamingMedia, where he helped raise over $130 million in private and IPO financing and played a key role in ScreamingMedia's acquisition of Stockpoint. His varied responsibilities at ScreamingMedia included finance, M&A, corporate development, design of information systems and product strategy. Prior to that, he was an independent consultant specializing in finance and strategy for web-based businesses. Prior to that, Mr. Davison served as a Senior Associate with Trinity Associates, a boutique strategy consulting firm.

Mr. Vaughn brings over 10 years of experience in digital media software development, with a specialization in audio/video capture, network video distribution, digital rights management and voice technologies. Before joining Critical Mention, Mr. Vaughn served as Chief Technology Officer for Metrocommute, where he was responsible for establishing a nationwide traffic video distribution system, expanding coverage to 12 national markets and developing partnerships with major clients including Palm, NAVTEQ, hiptop and TeleAtlas.

Mr. Pavoldi joins ClipSyndicate with a wealth of experience from Internet start-ups focused on delivering value to the "long tail". Most recently he was the SVP of Sales at NetContent, which provides publishing tools that deliver and maintain dynamic content in client websites, intranets and e-newsletters. Personally closing over 350 deals as the VP of Global Sales at ScreamingMedia, Jim was an instrumental part of the company's hyper-growth phase leading up to its IPO in 2000 and eventual sale to CBS MarketWatch in 2004.

Mr. Johnston was previously at Porfg, LLC, a NYC-based Internet portal, where he was responsible for architecting and implementing the organization's large-scale Internet infrastructure, including high-performance web and database clustering solutions. Previously, he was an Associate Director at Bear Stearns (NYSE:BSC) where he led the design and development of firm-wide content management and imaging systems. Prior to that, Mr. Johnston founded Morse Telecommunication, Inc., one of the earliest full-service Linux distribution and support organizations.

Ms. Tolpin brings over 15 years of experience in directing the public relations, analyst relations and marketing communications activities of global technology companies. Previously, Ms. Tolpin was VP, Corporate Communications of V-Secure Technologies, an adaptive behavior-based intrusion-prevention company that was sold to Radware (NASDAQ:RDWR) in 2005. Before V-Secure, Ms. Tolpin worked as Senior Director of Corporate Communications at Business Layers, an enterprise software company. Ms. Tolpin has also held marketing and business development positions with Mercury Interactive (NASDAQ: MERQ), Deltathree, a leader in IP telephony, and Solbright, a provider of sales and revenue management software.

Mr. Minkstein, who holds degrees in information systems and international business, is a graduate of the Leonard N. Stern School of Business. He began his career in the start-up world as a Product Manager at Critical Mention. Critical Mention is a real-time business intelligence platform that allows users to search the nation's television content as easily as you would search Google. While at Critical Mention, Andy was responsible for the design and launch of several new products that accelerated the company's growth through a series B financing round and from ten to over forty employees.