CHATSWORTH, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/09/04 -- Joe Naughton, CEO of
Go Online Networks Corp. (OTC BB: GONT), announced today that its
computer services division Digital West Marketing is debuting a new
e-commerce website focused on the latest wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi)
products and services on February 9th, 2004 at 9 am Pacific Standard
Time. www.WiFiBuyNow.com will be online and able to accept product
orders at that time.

The merchandising team from Digital West has selected a product line
based upon consumer demand and competitive pricing. Currently products
that can be purchased on www.WiFiBuyNow.com will include the latest
offerings from CISCO, D-LINK, LINKSYS, IOGEAR, HEWLETT PACKARD,
NETGEAR, KENSINGTON, TOSHIBA, CREATIVE LABS AND LOGITECH.
Additionally, numerous additional product lines and manufacturers are
being reviewed as potential suppliers in the Wi-Fi arena. www.WiFiBuyNow.com is designed to proved to comprehensive "ONESTOP
SHOPPING EXPERIENCE" for WiFi consumers. The site is broken down into
eight categories: 1. WiFi Adapters (PCI/PCMCIA) 2. WiFi
Routers/Access Points 3. WiFi Adapters (USB/CF) 4. WiFi Print Servers
5. WiFi Media Extras 6. WiFi PDA (Including Bluetooth technology) 7.
WiFi Notebooks 8. WiFi I/O devices.

Digital West Marketing will be seeking marketing alliances and
affiliate shopping relationships with the leading internet shopping
sites and content providers to expose www.WiFiBuyNow.com to broadest
range of buyers possible.

As the Digital West management team pointed out in our November press
release,
the most promising area of growth for the company is clearly
the Wi-Fi arena.
The statistical reports deserve reiteration due to
the expansive nature of the
growth projections. The Boston Consulting
Group has estimated that global mobile
commerce will generate
revenues of $100 billion in 2003 and that an estimated 35 billion
emails will be sent per day by 2005. Notebook computer usage is
expected
to grow to over 150 million users globally and to over 60
million notebook users
in the US by 2005. Shipment of wireless
enabled notebooks is expected to reach
over 15 million units by 2005.
Wireless public access service revenues are expected to grow to over
$640 million by 2006 up from $11 million in 2001 based
on an increase
of from 2,000 locations to 42,000 respectively.

About Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi -- short for "Wireless Fidelity" -- is a short-range wireless
technology
that makes it possible for portable computing devices to
connect to the Internet. Business users now routinely seek out Wi-Fi
Internet connectivity at
public places called "Hot Spots" to access
email and web sites on their laptop
computers. Hot Spots have sprung
up at airports, hotels, and coffee shops. The
Wi-Fi services market
is projected to grow to $44 billion in 2008. The Wi-Fi technology is
being adopted by a wide range of companies and industries
including
Nextel, Motorola, McDonald's, Starbucks and many other non-profits
and small businesses. The equipment is inexpensive, and most new
laptop computers and many PDA's are now being shipped with integrated
Wi-Fi capability. Wi-Fi technology conforms to an industry standard
for wireless equipment -- published as 802.11(x) standards. Wi-Fi
equipment operates today in unlicensed radio frequency spectrum --
including the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.

About Go Online Networks Corp.

Go Online Networks Corp. is a Southern California-based technology
holding company. Currently, its major operating subsidiary Digital
West Marketing Services Inc. is an emerging player in the $100
billion Electronic Manufacturing
Services (EMS) sector. In 2002 the
company generated revenues of over $12 million and was profitable for
the year. The core of Digital West's revenue is
derived from
acquiring personal computers and computer printers from retailers
and
manufacturers, then refurbishing the product to manufacturer's
specifications and then reselling the products to the secondary
markets. The
company has received factory refurbishing authority from
industry leaders Hewlett-Packard and Compaq.

Approximately 75 percent of the company's 2002 revenues are derived
from the
sale of desktop system (CPU and monitor), 20 percent
notebooks and five percent
personal digital assistants (PDA).

This press release contains forward-looking statements made pursuant
to the safe
harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Expression of future goals and similar
expressions reflecting something other
than historical fact involve
risks and uncertainties. The actual results the
company achieves may
differ materially from any forward-looking statements due
to such
risks and uncertainties.

For more information visit our Web site at www.gontinvestor.com and www.WiFiBuyNow.com.

Contact:
Go Online Networks Corp.
Joseph Naughton
818-718-7500

PMR and Associates llc
Patrick M. Rost
Investor Relations
858-350-0409
pmrandco@aol.com

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