``Chicago Business Today'' Features the ``New & Improved'' Chicago Stock Exchange

Business Wire, July 11, 2001

Business Editors

CHICAGO--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)--July 11, 2001

Chicago Business Today, a Rush Street Media Inc. (RSMI) destination and the online publishers of Left On Rush and Chicago Confidential, features some of Chicago's "Born Leaders," in the online pages of its magazine.

This month's issue features include; Susan Kezios, founder and President of the American Franchisee Association, Mellody Hobson, President of Ariel Capital Management, Inc., a leading mutual fund company with approximately $5.2 billion in assets under management, and The Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX), the fastest growing stock exchange in the United States. Also featured is, The Executives Club of Chicago, headed by Kaarina Koskenalusta, the organizations first woman president. Some of the nations most dynamic leaders, together with 1,700 of Chicago top executives are part of this special club.

The magazine continues to be a prime format for the advertising industry as RSMI provides "beyond the banner" ads, as well as the traditional styled print advertising format.

Look to Chicago Business Today to feature video and audio interviews with the Chicago's most powerful and influential leaders, as well as the release of their CD-ROM version of the magazine.

RSMI, http://www.rushstreetmedia.com is a leading multimedia company, RSMI's online destinations include: Chicago Confidential http://www.chicagoconfidential.com, Left On Rush http://www.leftonrush.com & Chicago Business Today http://www.chicagobusinesstoday.com Rush Street Media also produces an online radio station-Rush Street Station and iPlex Cinema featuring online films, as a result RSMI has debuted the largest flash project ever attempted on the World Wide Web.

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