Sony and GlowPoint Team to Provide Broadcast Services for 2005 NBA Draft; Videoconferencing Delivers Live Footage Through IP-Bas

Sony Electronics and Glowpoint, Inc. (NASDAQ: GLOW)
announced today that the leading cable sports entertainment network
has selected Sony and GlowPoint to provide broadcasting services
during the live television coverage of the 2005 National Basketball
Association draft on June 28 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
in New York.
   During the live event, on-air personalities will conduct
interviews with team coaches, players and other key personnel located
at 17 remote locations throughout the country using broadcast-quality
IP-based technology. GlowPoint's reliability, quality and ease-of-use
enables it to deliver the interview footage in real-time entirely over
its Video-over-IP network in conjunction with standard IP-based video
communications equipment.
   The IP-based broadcasting solution will utilize a combination of
Sony IPELA(R) videoconferencing systems and GlowPoint's IP-based video
communication services to capture and air real-time interviews. NBA
team representatives located at remote locations throughout the
country will connect to the GlowPoint network via Sony PCS-1 and
PCS-G70 video communication systems located at the cable operator's
Bristol, Conn. studios. The remote team locations will use the Sony
Event Server, powered by GlowPoint, which has been specially designed
and configured for remote content acquisition to bring a new level of
versatility, spontaneity and convenience to IP-based video
broadcasting.
   "Our IP-based broadcasting of interviews during the NBA draft
takes videoconferencing far beyond the conference room and places it
directly within a live television program," said David Trachtenberg,
president and CEO of GlowPoint. "Collaborating with Sony has created a
best of breed solution for broadcasters looking for innovative ways to
create, capture and display content. Our successful track record and
continued wins in the broadcast market demonstrate that IP-video
communication has become a viable complement to satellite transmission
and a long term broadcasting solution for this market."
   "Sony is committed to providing top-quality, two-way communication
equipment built to record and transmit high quality video and audio
that meets the demanding requirements of live broadcast television,"
said Michael McCausland, vice president for visual communications at
Sony Electronics. "By combining Sony technology with GlowPoint's
services, we are leveraging our collective innovations to break new
ground in live broadcasting."
   The 2005 NBA draft represents the second live television event
this year in which GlowPoint has joined with Sony to provide IP-based
broadcasting services; the first being the recent National Football
League draft in April. It also marks the sixth time in three years
that GlowPoint's IP-based services have been selected to provide live,
on-air interviews during the national cable broadcast of a
professional sports draft.

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   About GlowPoint
   Glowpoint, Inc. (NASDAQ: GLOW) is the world's leading broadcast
quality, IP-based video communications service provider. GlowPoint
operates a video communications service featuring broadcast quality
images with telephone-like reliability, features and ease-of-use and
is a member of the Cisco Powered Network Program and COVAD Partner
Program. The GlowPoint network spans three continents and carries on
average over 20,000 video calls per month worldwide. Since the network
was introduced in 2000, GlowPoint has carried over 23 million IP video
minutes. GlowPoint is headquartered in Hillside, New Jersey. To learn
more about GlowPoint, visit us at www.glowpoint.com.

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