Ten-TV Announces Vice President and General Manager of Internet Services Division

Haldeman Promoted To Continue Development of Advanced Internet Broadcasting Services

SAN MATEO, Calif. — The Technology Education Network, TEN-TV, today announced the promotion of Randy M. Haldeman to the position of vice president and general manager of its Internet services division.

Bruce Hanson, president and CEO of The Technology Education Network, said, "This promotion is in recognition of the role Randy has played in creating an outstanding Internet services division over the past year. He has built up a world-class video infrastructure, a full-suite of outstanding Internet video services and one of the finest teams in the industry."

Haldeman initially joined TEN-TV in December 1997, when his duties were to manage all of marketing, MIS, and Internet services. Prior to joining TEN-TV, he served as the director of marketing and content at VDOnet, where, as a pioneer of video streaming technology, his team produced hundreds of live Internet events and served out millions of video clips worldwide. Among his noteworthy developments is the creation of a video search engine placed on top of a database of film trailers from the major Hollywood studios, enabling moviegoers to search for films and then view the trailer before deciding which movie to attend.

Previously, Haldeman was business development manager of Apple Computer's interactive television group where he brokered content between the major cable companies and Apple’s group of multimedia developers. Earlier in his career, he was a director of marketing for a computer-aided engineering (CAE) company and an engineer designing space satellite systems for NASA. He received his BSEE from Duke University.

About TEN-TV

The Technology Education Network, Inc., TEN-TV, provides effective learning for IT professionals. TEN-TV aggregates, creates and broadcasts superior live and interactive video-based information, education and training to its global network of members via satellite and the Internet. Content providers include Bay Networks, Compaq Computer Corporation, Cisco, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Lotus, Microsoft and Sun Microsystems. Approximately 650 North American and European members receive TEN-TV's satellite broadcasts and thousands more licensees view video over the Internet. For more information visit http://www.tentv.com.

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