Music Plus Television Network, Inc. (MusicPlusTV.com), the leading 24-hour online television network specializing in under-the-radar music and media, is pleased to announce licensing agreements with internet television/video providers Microsoft Windows Media Guide (www.windowsmedia.com), Akimbo (www.akimbo.com), Tvext (www.tvext.tv) and Globe7 (www.globe7.com). Under the agreements, MusicPlusTV.com's wide array of original entertainment television programs will be made available for distribution via the technologies of the respective providers.

The latest agreements come on the heels of MusicPlusTV's seven figure opening of first round funding with Kenai Investments LLC, and aim to develop MusicPlusTV's access and visibility in accordance with the Company's projections to reach 1 million viewers a month by the beginning of 2007. Concurrently, WindowsMedia.com, Akimbo, Tvext and Globe7 will have access to MusicPlusTV.com's fresh, cutting-edge, music-entertainment content, including clips from M+ favorites "Grab Tha Mic,""Rock This," and "10 Deep."

"These new agreements are true partnerships," explains Henry Goldman, Director of Business Development. "By distributing our content, WindowsMedia.com, Akimbo, Tvext and Globe7 all have access to our lineup of cutting-edge, network-quality television video. At the same time, MusicPlusTV.com will be exposed to millions of new viewers, allowing us to organically grow our audience and further develop our brand."

"Since the decline of the 'M' in 'MTV', MusicPlusTV.com is fashioning itself as the frontrunner in music entertainment, especially in the emerging internet era," said CEO and co-founder Marc Cubas. "The quality of our in-house produced programs are fit for traditional network syndication, but as these latest round of agreements illustrate, we're capable of utilizing a wide range of technologies in getting these shows out to our viewers -- when, where and how they want it."

Working with WindowsMedia.com, Akimbo, Tvest and Globe7 means that millions of new viewers will have access to content from MusicPlusTV.com. The WindowsMedia.com portal boasts over 20 million hits a month. Globe7's video-streaming soft phone application has been downloaded over 22 million times, while Tvest's downloadable proprietary software application, Text Desktop TV, has been downloaded onto tens of thousands of desktops. Akimbo, the world's first Internet video-on-demand service for television, is available on the brand new RCA Akimbo Player as well as through the Online Spotlight area of Microsoft Windows Media Center PCs. In the next few weeks Akimbo will also be available to subscribers of the AT&T Homezone home entertainment service.

The agreements have already begin to pay-off for MusicPlusTV.com. According to Co-Founder and Creative Director Dennis Tzeng, "Within hours of being featured on WindowsMedia.com, MusicPlusTV.com website experienced a direct boost in its viewership."

To inquire about licensing agreements with MusicPlusTV.com, please contact Henry Goldman at Henry @ musicplustv.com .

To learn more about MusicPlusTV.com, please visit the website at www.musicplustv.com . To view video testimonials, please visit http://musicplustv.com/testimonials.html .

About Akimbo

Akimbo is the first company to deliver digital-quality video-on-demand to any television via a broadband-Internet connection. Named to the OnHollywood 100 by AlwaysOn and "Best of What's New" by Popular Science, Akimbo also accepted 2005 Digital World Innovations and CES Best of Innovations 2005 awards for its easy-to-use and affordable Internet video-on-demand service. As an aggregator of brand-name and specialty video content, Akimbo provides one of the worlds' largest collections of on-demand programming to companies including AT&T, Microsoft Corp., Sonic Solutions and Thomson Corp. Akimbo has offices in San Mateo, Calif. and is a privately held company funded by AT&T, Blueprint Ventures, Cisco Systems Inc., Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Sprout Group and Zone Ventures. For more information, visit www.akimbo.com.

About Microsoft Windows Media Player

Microsoft Windows Media Player 11 for Windows XP offers great new ways to store and enjoy all your music, video, pictures, and recorded TV. Play it, view it, and sync it to a portable device for enjoying on the go or even share with devices around your home -- all from one place.

About Tvext? and Broadband Television Network Corp.

Tvext, developed by Broadband Television Network Corp., is an Internet TV service offering a suite of narrowcast video channels with unique and hard-to-find programming. The company's downloadable proprietary software application, Text Desktop TV, is offered free to consumers to help locate, manage and view Internet video content. For video content owners, Tvext creates new revenue opportunities through fee- and subscription-based Internet distribution of content. Founded in 2005 and based in Washington, D.C., Broadband Television Network Corp. is privately held.

About Globe7

Globe7? is owned by Axill Europe, a subsidiary of Northgate Technologies Ltd. Axill Europe specializes in providing a precise tracking technology and advertising delivery system within its user community, which provides the backbone for Globe7's? unique business model.

About MusicPlusTV.com

MusicPlusTV.com, the leading 24-hour online television network specializing in under-the-radar music and media, capitalizes on the power of the Internet to bring live, fresh, entertaining programming while empowering viewers to connect with artists in real time. Televising a diverse selection of artists -- from unsigned to major label acts -- MusicPlusTV.com combines visual presence and digital distribution, offering a unique opportunity for artists and viewers. MusicPlusTV.com's diverse business model combines a television network, interactive online community, artist development, artist management and exposure of the newest and latest music, and an online digital music store. To learn more about MusicPlusTV.com, please visit the website at www.musicplustv.com.