NETIA to Highlight Podcasting Abilities of Radio-Assist 7.5 at NAB2006

CLARET, France : Mar. 1, 2006 - NETIA, a leading provider of software solutions for managing and broadcasting television and radio content, will be highlighting the Dispatcher module of its Radio-Assist 7.5 range of digital audio software programs for radio. Dispatcher allows users to create podcasts, which can then be exported to the Internet, mobile technology, FTP sites, and other applications.

"The podcast-creation element of the Dispatcher module creates an extra revenue tool for radio broadcasters", said Xavier De Vynck, vice president of business development for NETIA. "It allows users to repurpose content and truly take control of how it is distributed."

Dispatcher converts sounds in the Radio-Assist 7.5 database into a variety of formats, including linear/MPEG Layer 2 or 3/Real Audio/WMA, and exports them and their linked data, via XML files, to a network or FTP site.

The Dispatcher features a profile editor, which allows users to create profiles with user-specified selection criteria, conversion formats, and targets. For one profile, users can define multiple formats and multiple destinations.

For more information on the Dispatcher, Radio-Assist 7.5, and other NETIA products, visit this website.

About NETIA

NETIA is a leading provider of software solutions for managing and broadcasting television and radio content. The company offers two ranges of audio ( Radio-AssistTM) and video ( ManreoTM) products designed to allow content holders to manage all of their processes--from capture to multichannel broadcasting--over terrestrial channels, the Internet, mobile devices, and other channels. Netia's products are used worldwide in over 40 countries by over 200 prestigious customers, including RFI, Radio France, BBC, British Sky Broadcasting, ABC, TF1, Canal+, France Télévisions Interactive, e-TF1, LCI / Orange, RAI, Radio Vaticana, HRT, SRTC, RTM, VOV, MOI South Africa, Mediacorp, RTBF, Lifetime TV, SBS, RTL, FR3, and many others. NETIA has its headquarters in the south of France, with offices in New York City, Paris, and Rome.