Belgacom Goes beyond the ´Edge´ in Pioneering the Use of RawFlow´s Hybrid Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Technology across its Telco Infrastructure

Belgium´s largest Telco provider Belgacom has given the seal of
approval for RawFlow´s award winning state of the art proprietary P2P
technology.

The deal will see Belgacom´s subsidiary Telindus integrated into
RawFlow´s Global iCDN network as well as rolling out RawFlow´s P2P
content distribution technology across its expansive Telco
infrastructure.

Mikkel Dissing, President of RawFlow comments: "We are very happy
to be working with Telindus alongside Belgacom. Having recently
announced 99.7% broadband penetration in Belgium, Belgacom is one of
the world leaders in Broadband provision and have a network over which
RawFlow´s P2P technology will create substantial enhancements and
savings. We solve distribution problems by going beyond the ´edge´
directly to the customers".

John Vanhoucke, manager of the Belgacom Telindus Streaming Media
Competence Centre commented: "Telindus are very pleased to be fore
runners in adopting RawFlow´s P2P technology to expand our live
streaming capabilities across our Telco infrastructure".

After months of rigorous testing and benchmarking against fierce
competition, RawFlow´s proprietary P2P solution delivered the most
reliable, scalable, cost efficient and high quality live streaming
broadcasts.

The approval of RawFlow´s hybrid CDN which augments their
proprietary P2P technology signifies a ´thumbs up´ for the use of P2P
technology in the Telco sector and demonstrates the real and proven
benefits over unicasting. This is further reinforced by test cases
carried out by major Telco´s in Europe including French National
broadcaster TF1 (www.TF1.com).

RawFlow have recently launched iCDN, a free no obligation trial
with the first 1000GB of data transfer for free. Visit www.Rawflow.com
to find out more.

NOTES TO EDITORS

About Telindus

Telindus is a group of companies which offer ICT services and
solutions to the corporate and public sector internationally. They
also offer management and support services in relation to their ICT
contracts. The company was founded by John Cordier in 1969. In 2005,
Telindus achieved a turnover of EUR 618 million. It has 2,750
employees, and is present in 14 western European countries and in
Hungary, China, and Thailand. Telindus has its headquarters in
Belgium. In January 2006, Telindus joined the Belgacom Group as an IT
services subsidiary. For more information please see www.telindus.be
or www.telindus.co.uk

About Belgacom

Belgacom is the incumbent Telco operator in Belgium having
replaced the RTT (the national telegraph and telephone company), in
1930. The Belgacom Group is Belgium´s reference provider of integrated
telecommunication services. In 2006 Belgacom acquired Telindus and
strengthened its offer of IT and network integration services for the
corporate and professional markets. This year the Belgacom Group
launched its first bundled offers combining fixed/mobile telephony,
ADSL and television. Belgacom´s management committee is led by
President and CEO, Didier Bellens. Further information can be found at
Belgacom.

About RawFlow

RawFlow is a leading provider of live peer-to-peer streaming
technology that enables broadcasters, CDN´s and webcasters to maximize
the scalability. RawFlow was founded and managed by an experienced
team of Internet entrepreneurs in 2000. In 2005, RawFlow received
financial backing by leading venture capital firm Benchmark. RawFlow
has also recently launched Selfcast (www.selfcast.com) - a new
platform for User Generated Broadcasting. Further information can be
found at www.rawflow.com.