Baylor Health Care System Using 3n For Crisis Notifications

3n Mass Notification System Provides Emergency Preparedness for Far-Reaching Network of Medical Facilities

Glendale, CA --[EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NEWS]-- August 17, 2005 – 3n (National Notification Network), a leading provider of mass notification systems, announced today that the Baylor Health Care System, one of the largest private-sector employers in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, is using the 3n mass notification system as its primary communications platform in the event of a crisis or disaster. The 3n system assists Baylor medical centers, led by Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, to conduct routine drills as part of the network's vital community role in the planning and preparation for crisis and disaster drills and events.

Baylor employs more than 15,000 people, including more than 3,300 physicians on its medical staff who would need to be alerted in the event of a crisis or disaster. The Baylor network includes hospitals, primary care physician centers and practices, rehabilitation clinics, senior health centers, affiliated ambulatory surgery centers and the Baylor Research Institute. In drills to prepare for crises, the 3n system allows Baylor to quickly alert key personnel so they may activate command centers, conduct conference calls between key leaders and direct emergency personnel to assigned locations in an effective and timely manner.

"Baylor relies on the 3n system to quickly reach our staff and practitioners," said Ron Kasowski, director of safety for Baylor. "The 3n system is designed to allow Baylor to contact all our employees on our disaster organization chart to ensure they can respond as efficiently as possible during emergency situations. We also use the groups feature to dispatch our public safety employees and hazardous material decontamination team as necessary during disaster events."

Using the 3n system, Baylor administrators are able to communicate with system users in any situation requiring quick and secure dissemination of information. The message is relayed via all modes of communication used by Baylor constituents, including phone, email, pager, and wireless devices such as laptops, PDAs and BlackBerries.®

Goodyear Implementing 3n Mass Notification System To Communicate Instantly With Employees

Goodyear Testing System Weekly As Part Of Emergency Communications Plan

Glendale, CA --[EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NEWS]-- February 15, 2005 - National Notification Network (3n), a provider of mass notification systems, announced today that Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company (NYSE: GT), one of the world's leading tire companies, is implementing the 3n Mass Notification System to communicate instantly with its employees.

After a Goodyear administrator accesses the 3n System by online login or a phone call, the system will deliver customized communication to an entire database of uploaded contacts. Goodyear currently is testing the 3n System once a week as part of its emergency communications plan, successfully sending out trial messages to over 75 contacts in its initial database.

A 3n message can be relayed to modes of communications including phones (home, work and cell) email, pager, fax and wireless devices such as laptops, PDA's and BlackBerries. The system will keep reaching out to the contact until receipt is confirmed. 3n then generates a report that indicates “who-did-what-when,” and provides Goodyear essential compliance and legal support.

Said Cinta Putra, CEO and co-founder of 3n. “We are delighted that Goodyear has chosen the 3n System to be an integral part of their emergency communications plan.”

About Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear is the world's largest tire company. Headquartered in Akron, Ohio, the company manufactures tires, engineered rubber products and chemicals in more than 80 facilities in 28 countries. It has marketing operations in almost every country around the world. Goodyear employs about 85,000 people worldwide.

Earthlink Using National Notification Network For Emergency Employee Notifications

3n Mass Notification System Used To Enhance Communications During Weather Emergencies, Urgent Office Situations

Glendale, Calif. --[EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NEWS]-- December 13, 2004 - National Notification Network (3n), a provider of mass notification systems, announced today that Earthlink (Nasdaq: ELNK), one of the nation's leading Internet service providers, is using the 3n Mass Notification System to deliver important information to employees in emergency situations.

Earthlink uses the 3n system for several groups within various departments of the company. The system was deployed in late summer at the company's headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., as an enhancement to the existing disaster recovery communication system to notify employees of a power outage affiliated with Hurricane Jeanne. The 3n system rapidly disseminated a message containing news of the hurricane and action instructions to more than 126 employees via their delivery preference and then generated a report that confirmed receipt of the information.

"Regular use of the system in many different capacities has enabled Earthlink to realize the added benefits of having automated communication links available anytime across departments. The system was particularly useful during the hurricane as it rapidly and reliably communicated vital information to our employees at a moment's notice," said Karen Abrams, director of operations risk management, Earthlink.

Based on instructions from Earthlink administrators, 3n uploads groups of contacts and notifies them of any situation requiring quick and secure dissemination of information. The message is relayed to modes of communication used by Earthlink recipients, including phone (home, work, cell), email, pager, fax and wireless devices such as laptops, PDAs and BlackBerries®.

About Earthlink

Celebrating ten years as a leading national Internet service provider (ISP), Atlanta-based Earthlink has earned an award-winning reputation for outstanding customer service and its suite of online products and services. According to the J.D. Power and Associates 2004 Internet Service Provider Residential Customer Satisfaction StudySM, Earthlink is ranked highest in customer satisfaction among dial up and high-speed Internet Service Providers.

National Notification Network Provides System to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Emergency Notification System to be Used During Excavation of Army Chemical Site in Washington DC

Glendale, Calif. --[EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NEWS]-- October 25, 2004 - National Notification Network (3n), a provider of mass notification systems, announced today that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has contracted the company to provide an emergency notification system for use during an excavation project in Washington, DC to remove potential World War I-era chemical warfare materials.

In 2003, one glass bottle containing Lewisite, a blistering agent tested by the Army from 1917-1920, was discovered at the site. As a result, the Corps of Engineers returned to the site in June using extra engineering controls and safety measures to protect the public from potential release. The project is scheduled to take 10-12 months to complete.

In the event of an emergency at the site, the Corps will use the 3n system in tandem with an onsite siren to notify residents and American University personnel living or working within 194 feet of the site that they should immediately shelter-in-place. The 3n system will also be used to notify key Department of the Army personnel, the Washington, DC City Council, emergency responders and emergency management personnel. In an emergency, the 3n system will distribute a pre-recorded voice message and pre-prepared text message to all phone numbers and email addresses in its database. The messages will instruct residents to stay indoors to minimize their potential exposure, in addition to instructing the appropriate agencies that their emergency response procedures should be initiated.

Florida Retirement Community Utilizes Emergency Notification System Warn Residents of Impending Hurricanes

GLENDALE, Calif. --[EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION NEWS]-- September 13, 2004 - National Notification Network (3n), a provider of mass notification systems, today announced that the Buena Vida Estates Retirement Community has implemented and is utilizing the company's flagship product. The Melbourne, Florida retirement community used the system to alert its residents of the imminent approach of Hurricane Charley in August.

Using delivery preferences requested by Buena Vida residents, the 3n system rapidly disseminated messages containing news of the hurricane and action instructions to all 150 homeowners. All messages were tracked and delivered, and more than 75 percent of the residents confirmed receipt using their phones' touch-tone systems.

Though residents ultimately were not affected by the hurricane, having a tool in place for safe, quick evacuations was a relief for Ralph Bishop, the community's executive director. "The 3n system is delivering in our time of need. It quickly and efficiently communicates potentially life-saving information. We are relieved to have a reliable system to assist us during emergencies," he said.

Bishop has upgraded his package after only a few months of use because of the system's demonstrated value. "We have been using the 3n system more than we originally anticipated, especially for urgent messages in non-emergency situations, including alarm testing, electricity loss after storms and other routine issues such as voting," he said.