Worldlink Announcement           Date:  27 March 2007 

WORLDLINK  GRANTED  UNITED  STATES  PATENT  FOR  ITS  UNIQUE  WIRELESS DELIVERY SYSTEM 

Leading wireless company set to make a major impact on the US market   Worldlink is pleased to announce that it has been granted a US patent for its  unique  process  used  in  leading  edge  wireless  technology  products  and  services. The granted patent relates to the efficient distribution of data content  over any mobile telecommunications network.

The process has already been utilised for the real-time distribution of financial  data to wireless devices through its first product ‘mobilemarkets’. This is  based on a subscriber profile ensuring that only the required data is sent to  the device.

Neil Riches, Managing Director and founder of Worldlink, said:  I am delighted Worldlink has been granted this US patent. It now gives us a  major advantage in the wireless data market across both Europe and now the  US. It is Worldlink’s intention to consolidate multiple revenue streams made  possible due to owning its patents by a combination of licensing revenue  streams, licensing of software development kits based around the patented  process, and the reselling of ‘best of breed products’. 

Riches went on to say: ‘mobilemarkets’ was the first application that utilised Worldlink’s patented  process. Our strategy is to become the pre-eminent innovator in the provision  of wireless solutions and services, both business to business and business to  consumer, changing the way people work and play. We will continue to  develop our processes to stay at the forefront of our industry. The  opportunities offered in the wireless data market are tremendous. 

There are many other industries that will benefit from the licensing of this  process when mobilising their already mature services. These include  business critical applications and leisure and entertainment products such as  sports information, gambling and gaming (where permitted), spread betting  and general information services offered by the portals. 

Worldlink plans to market its process across the US and Europe.  

Further patent grants are expected in seventeen other countries.   

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