Lynch Interactive Corporation Announces Trading in Lynch Shares to Be Suspended on AMEX after Reverse Stock Split, Will Trade in

Lynch Interactive Corporation (AMEX:LIC) today announced
that, in keeping with its policies, the American Stock Exchange (the
"AMEX")expects to suspend trading in Lynch Interactive's shares upon
the effectiveness of its one-for-one hundred reverse stock split on
Thursday, November 10, 2005. The reverse stock split is the first step
in the Company's plan to voluntarily delist from the AMEX and
deregister its shares under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. The
company also confirmed that it had been in touch with Pink Sheets(R)
LLC (website: www.pinksheets.com), which publishes the well known
on-line stock quotation service, and understands that its stock will
be traded on the Pink Sheets(R) following the suspension.
   The company reiterated that stockholders holding less than 100
pre-split shares would be cashed out as described in its earlier
public announcements. Transmittal letters and instructions for
surrendering share certificates will be mailed by the company's
transfer agent beginning shortly after the effectiveness of the
reverse split.