Worldcast Inc. Corporate Overview October

AGENDA Our Mission Our Product Offering Our Leadership Team The Opportunity and Competitors Marketing and Sales Milestones Q & A 2

To become the online media entertainment platform of choice connecting entertainment publishers and entertainment subscribers anywhere in the world, providing live entertainment on demand. Entertainment Publishers – DJs, Artists, Promoters Entertainment Subscribers - Clubs, restaurants, house parties, colleges, churches, special event facilities, retail stores, barber shops/salons 3 CORPORATE MISSION

OnDemand Media Platform (OMP) DJ / Artist OnDemand Social Network OnDemand Event OnDemandContent Management Entertainment Provider Entertainment Subscriber 4 ON DEMAND MEDIA PLATFORM

5 PRODUCT OFFERINGS DJ/Entertainer OnDemand – providing real time entertainment with social interaction ( ) Event OnDemand – purchase tickets and enjoy concerts or other performances live or relive them over and over again. Social Network OnDemand – interactive radio, WCI Points, Blog, chat and publisher/DJ profiles. Content Management – share news and entertainment (articles, videos and so on).

 Peter Lewis, Chairman/CEO - Peter brings over 10 years of applied expertise in the IT industry to Worldcast. His experience crosses industries such as financial services, insurance, the music industry, farming and dental IT development. His prior venture with Darren Skeete managed the growth and current market positioning of with annual revenues in excess of $1,000, and thousands of subscribers. He engineering degrees in both Computer Science (bachelors) and Computer Engineering (Masters).  Darren Skeete, Director/CMO – Darren brings over 18 years relationship and experience in broadcasting with extensive knowledge of the music and club scene to the Worldcast team. He has worked in a number of arenas, including producing party breaks, sound editing, and production. Darren’s eductional background spans computer science and business management.  Tilewa Folami, Esq., Director/General Counsel - Tilewa is an engineer and an attorney. He is responsible for legal and operational matters. He has extensive experience advising both large and mid- size companies on various transactional matters, especially involving technology startups. Prior to joining Worldcast, he practiced law with a top law firm in New York City. 6 OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM

THE ONDEMAND MARKET An increasing number and type of venues want to offer live on demand entertainment services to their customers with the ability to present variety. Recognizing this the Worldcast platform is a cost effective exciting alternative for venues such as: Night Clubs - Small to midsize specialty music events – There are an estimated 44,664 night clubs and over 12.1 million small to midsize off Broadway and concert goers within in the United States with broadband access. Small Businesses that use music to enhance their service offerings or shopping experience - There is an estimated 504,641 small business within the United States that use recorded music, Radio, internet Radio, or live DJs to entertain their customers. Individuals with broadband internet access between the ages of there is an estimated 18 million US college students with broadband internet access and 95% are projected to use the internet at least once a month and will listen to at least one hour of music online. 7

COMPETITION Worldcast has competition in each of the three primary service areas in which it operates. However, we believe in each case that we offer significant benefits over our competition. On Demand DJ Services – Currently there is virtually no competition in this segment of the market. While some companies offer broadcast platforms (e.g., Shoutcast) and others offer specific DJ services (eg., CRB Radio, Trance Elements), no companies were found that offer live interactive audio and video DJ OnDemand services to the club and special event market. Broadcast Services – While there are a wide range of companies that offer webcast services, most are focused primarily on the corporate market (e.g, Webex, GotoMeeting, Cisco) and do not provide a cost effective alternative for the corporate market. Internet radio – Companies like Pandora, iheartradio, Live365, Jango and Slacker offer a wide range of Internet radio stations. However, none of these offer live DJ music. A few companies – InternetDJ, RadioDanz, HouseMixUK, offer live DJ broadcast but most are limited to one or a few formats. 8

MARKETING INITIATIVES

Revenue Advertising Revenue Banner Ads $7,920 $ 31,680 $ 158,400 Video Ads $35,500 $ 82,425 $ 94,789 Total Advertising Revenue $43,420 $ 114,105 $ 253,189 DJ / Artist OnDemand $ 702,500 $ 2,926,800 $ 6,017,700 Event OnDemand by Session $668,066$804,375$1,608,750 Total OnDemand Revenue $ 1,370,566 $ 3,731,175 $ 7,626,450 Gross Revenue $ 1,413,986 $ 3,845,280 $ 7,879, REVENENUE PROJECTIONS

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