Intelligentias to Be Featured on Norman Schwarzkopf's World Business Review Series July 8, 2007, on CNBC (as Paid Programming)

  
    
  
  
    
      Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. announces that Intelligentias, Inc. 
      (OTC BB: ITLI) will be featured on World Business Review, hosted 
      by General Norman Schwarzkopf.
    
    
      In response to terrorism, many law enforcement agencies are turning to 
      data intelligence to help in the fight. Intelligentias products help to 
      quickly investigate and prosecute terrorists. Joining us in this episode 
      of World Business Review is Luigi Caramico, President of 
      Intelligentias to discuss how they are working with the Homeland 
      Security sector.
    
    
      Senior Coordinating Producer Jay Crosby added, “Intelligentias 
      has partnered with some of the biggest and most reliable names in 
      technology. They sell their software and services to companies 
      world-wide and focus directly on the homeland security sector. Their 
      capabilities made them a natural to appear on World Business Review.”
    
    
      About Intelligentias
    
    
      Intelligentias is a world-wide group of data intelligence Companies. 
      They market Homeland Security products to Law Enforcement Agencies, 
      Telco's ISP's and Enterprises all over the world. With their unique 
      specialization, leading-edge technology and top-tier customer base, 
      Intelligentias qualifies as one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing 
      companies in the Homeland Security sector. For more information please 
      visit www.intelligentias.com
    
    
      About World Business Review
    
    
      World Business Review airs on CNBC (as paid programming) and the 
      Bravo! Network (as paid programming). World Business Review may 
      also be viewed through video on demand via www.wbrtv1.com.
    
    
      The WBR Series is also available at more than 90 prestigious college 
      universities, including Carnegie Mellon University, Howard University, 
      Dartmouth College and Georgetown University.
    
    
      For more information, please visit www.wbrtv1.com.