Richard Williams, Father of Venus & Serena Williams Announces Partnership With The Real Hip-Hop Network Broadcast Company (RHN) at US Open Press Conference on August 28, 2007 at 10:00am

Market Wire, August, 2007

WHO:   Richard Williams (father of Venus and Serena Williams), Atonn Muhammad
      (President and CEO, The Real Hip-Hop Network Broadcast
       Corporation); Kid Capri (Legendary Hip-Hop DJ); Chris Rolle (star of
       new movie "Hip-Hop Project" by Bruce Willis & Queen Latifah); and
       special guest VIPs.

WHAT:  Press Conference to announce that Mr. Richard Williams, father of
       Venus and Serena Williams will be the official spokesperson for Real
       Hip-Hop Cares, the non-profit arm of the Real Hip Hop Network
       Broadcast Corporation (RHN). Mr. Williams is also being named a
       principal partner for the parent company, RHN.

WHEN:  Tuesday, August 28, 2007 at 10:00am

WHERE: USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center (Press Room 1)
       124-02 Roosevelt Ave, Flushing, NY
       Flushing Meadow Crona Park Area

WHY:   The purpose of RHN is to celebrate and focus on the elements and
       principles that launched hip-hop's golden era: DeeJaying, Emceeing,
       Break dancing, and Graffiti Art. RHN takes everything the world loves
       about Hip-Hop and challenges the negative images pervasive in its
       current media culture.  www.rhn.tv 

       Real Hip-Hop Cares is the non-profit initiative for The Real Hip-Hop
       Network Broadcasting Corporation. Real Hip-Hop Cares mission is to use
       the power of Hip-Hop to enlighten young minds and inspire change in those
       influenced by the culture. From the ghettos to the townships, Hip Hop's
       global appeal affects millions with its message. With "One Mic,"
       and "One Voice," Real Hip Hop Cares will redevelop urban communities
       from around the world. United the Album: Real Hip Hop Revolution with
       Kid Capri and a host of hip hop all-stars is just one of its initiatives
       where a significant portion of the proceeds will go towards will go to
       the non-profit organization. Their goal is to adopt inner city schools
       and create programs that educate, entertain, inspire and uplift.
        www.realhiphopcares.org 

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