New York - July 23, 2001
LockStream today announced its first-ever public exhibition of its new line of LockStream music players created for a variety of today's top artists, including Bad Boy's Dream, Capitol Records' Radiohead and Def Soul's Sisqo.

LockStream, a leading developer of secure content delivery software, is backed by AOL Time Warner, Artisan Entertainment, Audax Group, Encore Venture Partners and ING Barings.

The LockStream Music Player exhibit will be held for two days only, from Monday July 23 to Tuesday July 24, at the Jupiter Plug.In Show in New York City's Sheraton Hotel and Towers. Power drinks and cheese will be served throughout the exhibit.

"For the first time, the music player is a work of art," said David Goodman, CEO, LockStream. "During our two-day LockStream Music Player exhibit, we are displaying the individual creativity of some of today's best known artists, including Sisqo, Radiohead and Dream. Each player successfully portrays the artist's image and personality in a way that has never been attempted before today."

To celebrate Sisqo's "Return of the Dragon" album, LockStream created a red hot Sisqo player Launching this week on sisqo.com, the new player is a striking display of his new dragon look. From news to a complete photo gallery, the Sisqo player is the best way to immerse yourself in the world of Sisqo.

When Dream fans check out the new Dream player at thedreamsite.com, they won't believe their eyes. Featuring e-commerce, a photo gallery, group bio, lyrics and e-cards, the Dream player is a dream come true.

To celebrate the release of Capitol Records' Radiohead Amnesiac Album, LockStream created a "Googly Minotaur" player that matches the look of the group's new album and offers a compelling interactive photo gallery of the group's members. Radiohead fans can access the Radiohead player at hollywoodandvine.com or vh1.com as well as through handheld wireless devices.

Future Tune-in Alert

LockStream continues to develop new players for a wide variety of labels and artists, including Atlantic's Matthew Good, Poe and Sunshine Anderson; Essential's Boy George, D.J. Skribble, Paul Oakenfold and Pete Tong; and Virgin's Perry Farrell and Nikka Costa. LockStream is also working with some of the premier movie studios and publishers to prepare valuable content for secure distribution. Stay tuned!

About LockStream Corporation LockStream Corporation is a leading developer of secure content delivery software. Industry leaders including AOL Time Warner, Artisan Entertainment, Audax Group, Encore Venture Partners and ING Barings back LockStream. Founded in 1999, LockStream is headquartered in Seattle, with offices in New York, Los Angeles and Tokyo.