ItsFun.com to Become Content Provider
PHOENIX, AZ, Mar. 25, 2004 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) --
Advanced Solutions and Technologies, Inc. (OTC: ADVK) subsidiary ItsFun.com recently was approached by a Seattle Fundraising Corporation interested in purchasing music content from www.ItsFun.com. "They are a fast, fun, safe, educational, 100% web-based fundraiser that enables non-profit organizations to quickly raise thousands of dollars without the risks and labor typically associated with fundraising. The fundraising market is a $5 Billion market. The possible benefits here are tremendous for The Fundraiser, ItsFun.com's artists and ItsFun.com. This will become part of our 'shared revenue' program. We are confident a deal can be reached within the next three to four weeks," said Leslieann Norem, spokesperson for ItsFun.com.

Aggressive Print Ad Campaign -- ItsFun.com kicks off its aggressive print ad campaign on April 17, 2004 with a full page advertisement in Billboard Magazine. Billboard is the ultimate source for music and entertainment information and a hot publication for fans, and artists worldwide. The April 17th issue becomes the perfect issue for ItsFun.com, the "Digital Music Special Issue"

Taking It To The Streets -- ItsFun.com's Street Teams are a part of its free labor resources that provides a most valuable service. At ItsFun.com's direction the teams make sure our promotional material, such as posters, advertising, new releases and/or tours, are supplied to/displayed in various sorts of shops within their area. This includes independent record stores, coffee shops, skate shops, etc. They email friends, post on the web (Friendster/My Space/Live Journal/etc.), and call local radio stations with ItsFun.com's information. Teams have already been created in the Phoenix, Los Angles, San Francisco Bay Area, Detroit, Chicago, Miami, and New York. New teams are developing daily. This promotional strategy will save the company hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in advertising costs.

ItsFun.com is a revolutionary, groundbreaking online digital music distribution service that offers the artists, bands, songwriters, producers, publishers and independent labels the necessary tools and pricing to control their own destiny. They (the Artists) get to keep 95% of the gross proceeds from each sale, less hard costs involved. Hard costs could include MP3, SightSound licensing fees and credit card fees.

Advanced Solutions and Technologies, Inc. (ADVK) is an incubator of innovative technological and service companies that are in various stages of development. ADVK subsidiaries are selected for their unique position in their given field and their ability to become successful entities. Each individual company has its own highly qualified management team responsible for the growth and development of that particular corporation.

Forward-looking Statements in this release are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, continued acceptance of the company's products, increased levels of competition for the company, new products and technological changes, the company's dependence upon third-party suppliers, intellectual property rights, and other risks.

i kick myself everyday for chasing both of those....oh well hind site blah, blah, blah

IMHO dont chase anything, we missed the first run of WNMI but there will be something else tomorrow or the next....i will NEVER chase another stock again

1st thing is .. if you are internet savy enough to find the website.. then your more than capable of finding and downloading better quality sounding music for free. period. Both legal and illegal recordings. Take your pick.

Not to mention.. i listened to and downloaded both the free samples and the partial downloads they have. Most of them had static white noise from the poor bitrate quality they use for the mp3's or they used a very poor mp3 converter. (and i do have a high end pc and sound gear , so it isn't me) So they will have to upgrade to wave ,.shn or flac files for lossless compression to give the "true" sound quality to make it worth the users money. Then again.. some enjoy static in their music... me I just like good music.

then you have the .99 cent charge per song download, unless I am mistaken. Nope.. not gonna happen in my mind. Hope I am wrong . Just nothing top notch worth listening to IMO.. let alone paying 99 cents for.

All in all a worthy cause for startup musicians... just not noble enough to bring in paying customers I think.

Just keep in mind how down record sales are due to people using file sharing programs to trade music. Now why will they pay for this.

You never loose till you sell is my WORD!

Go ADVK, someday......

if it is still out there...check out my old band that i managed Nino Brown on mp3.com