Columbia College Chicago and Nano TV Announce $10,000 Third Screen Film Festival Prize; Hollywood's First Wireless Film Festival Aims to Define Breakout Hits in Wireless Entertainment with Cash Prizes for Top Filmmakers and Viewers

Business Wire, August 7, 2006

About TSFF

The Third Screen Film Festival (TSFF) will be the definitive cell phone film festival for the new millennium. Presented by Columbia College Chicago and its premiere Semester in L.A. film program, located at the CBS Studio Center in Studio City, TSFF brings together Columbia, the nation's largest arts and media college, with America's largest film shorts channel, Nano. With the invaluable input of a stellar Hollywood judging panel, TSFF creates the biggest, most high profile and accessible film festival ever created for the "third screen."

About Nano/MobiTV

Nano is America's first short film channel which offers continuously updated content featuring talent both fresh and familiar. Nano's roster of established stars ranges from "Desperate Housewife" Felicity Huffman to a diverse group of actors including David Hyde Pierce, Jim Belushi, Paul Rudd, Zooey Deschanel, Coolio, and Taye Diggs. MobiTV, Inc. is the first mobile television and digital radio service provider for cellular, WiFi and broadband enabled devices worldwide. The service is available in the U.S. through Sprint, Cingular and Alltel. The Emmy(R) Award winning service has more than one million paying subscribers and offers many popular TV channels such as Nano, MSNBC, ABC News Now, CNN, Fox Sports, ESPN, NBC Mobile, The Discovery Channel as well as music videos, cartoons and more.