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FANSONLY NETWORK FINDS IT HAS FINANCIAL FANS, TOO

          University Netcasting said that it has closed a new
     round of private funding in excess of $5M, led by Brentwood
     Venture Capital and supported by its investor syndicate:
     Baccharis Capital, iXL Inc. and Lawrence & Co.  The funding
     will finance the continued growth and development of the
     FANSonly Network.  As part of the deal, Brentwood General
     Partner G. Bradford Jones has joined the Board of Directors
     at University Netcasting (University Netcasting).

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