Knightscove Media Corp. Announces the Appointment of the Honourable Jerry Grafstein, J.D., Q.C to the Board of Directors as Vice

Knightscove Media Corp. (TSX VENTURE:KC.A)(TSX VENTURE:KC.B)("Knightscove",
"Company") is pleased to announce that Former Senator Jerry S. Grafstein will be
joining the Board of Directors of the Corporation. 


"I have had the opportunity to come to know Mr. Grafstein (Jerry) over the past
year and experience the unique knowledge, wisdom and insight into the future of
our industry that he possesses", said Leif Bristow, President and CEO. "As a
co-founder of iconic Canadian Media successes CityTV and YTV, Jerry knows what
is required to achieve value for stakeholders and consumers alike. As we move
forward with our broadcast platform in the U.S. and Canada his knowledge of the
industry, his direct access to many of the key figures throughout the world and
his overall commitment to the creation of a broadcast platform dedicated to
programming that enriches the family of all ages makes his contribution
extremely valuable."


"I am delighted to join Leif and his experienced team at Knightscove to expand
and once again create new media opportunities," stated Mr. Grafstein.


This will also reunite Mr. Grafstein in a working relationship with Dale Taylor,
President of Knight TV, who many credit as the architect of the programming that
made YTV Canada's most successful independent specialty channel. 


Additionally, Mr.Grafstein will head the Executive Committee of the Board and
will work closely with management on the implementation of its Broadcast
Strategy. We are all very thrilled to welcome Jerry to Knightscove.


Below is a partial resume for Mr. Grafstein:

Mr. Grafstein holds degrees from University of Western Ontario and University of
Toronto. He taught in the Bar Admission Course at Osgoode Hall and to Certified
General Accountants.


Mr. Grafstein has wide-ranging legal and business experience in all aspects of
media. He was a co-founder of a range of media companies, focusing on TV and
radio broadcasting, film production, cable, wireless communications, and
publication enterprises in Canada, the USA, the UK and South America. He was an
advisor to several key government ministries, including Transportation, External
Affairs, Consumer and Corporate Affairs and Justice. 


He was co-founder of Red Leaf Communications Company, a political advertising
and production consortium. He was founder of the Journal of the Liberal Thought.


Appointed to the Senate of Canada in 1984 by then Prime Minister Pierre Elliott
Trudeau, Mr. Grafstein served on all Senate Committees, including the Foreign
Affairs and the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committees. He served as
Chairman of the Senate Banking, Trade and Commerce Committee. His private
member's bills included the establishment of a Parliamentary Poet Laureate.
While in the Senate, he was the longest serving Co-Chair of the Canada-United
States Inter-Parliamentary Group (the largest inter-parliamentary group in
Canada), and a long serving senior officer of the Organization for Security and
Co-Operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly (OSCE PA), the world's largest
parliamentary organization dedicated to human rights, democratic rights,
economic security and co-operation. 


He has written and lectured on communications, law, politics, culture, trade,
human rights, economic affairs, history and advertising. His book is entitled
Beyond Imagination.


Mr. Grafstein co-organized "Canada Loves New York" in November 2001, when over
26,000 Canadians visited New York City after September 11, to assist New York
City's recovery after 9/11, called the largest peaceful invasion of Canadians
since the War of 1812. In July 2003, he co-organized "Toronto Rocks," the
largest ticketed band concert in history, attended by almost 1/2 million people,
to offset the negative impact on Toronto in the global media as a result of the
SARS outbreak. In December 2004 he co-organized "Canada for Asia", a 3-hour
broadcast telethon in aid of relief for Tsunami victims, raising over
$15,000,000.


During his professional business career, he was involved in over forty start-ups
in Canada, the United States, South America and the U.K. He is a co-founder of
The Wellington Street Post (www.wellingtonstpost.com), an internet newspaper.
While as Senator, he was made an Honourary Chief of the New York Fire Department
and Honourary Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corp by the Canada-United States
Inter-Parliamentary Group.


On November 4, 2005 he was named one of Canada's 100 most important "Public
Intellectuals" by the National Post in their series "Beautiful Minds".


On November 12, 2005 he was made a Duke of Friulani, Italy (Ducato dei Vini
Friulani).


Mr. Grafstein retired from the Senate on January 1, 2010. He continues his law
practice in corporate finance and communication law as counsel to Minden Gross
LLP in Toronto. He is Board member of several listed Canadian companies. He
founded and chairs The Toronto Institute of Public Policy dedicated to practical
solutions for municipal issues. He remains active in the local and volunteer
affairs in Toronto.