San Francisco - June 24, 2008 – Revision3, the TV network for the Internet generation, will begin syndicating top highlights from hit shows including “Scam School” and “Internet Superstar” to Break Media — the Internet’s premier entertainment community for men. Episode shorts can also be viewed at “http://www.revision3.com/bestof” and on each show’s individual site.

“Revision3 is thrilled to work with Break Media,” said Jim Louderback, CEO of Revision3. “They have an awesome line-up of entertaining video and I know their audience will love our shows.”

Both Revision3 and Break Media are committed to delivering the best quality in Internet programming. Break Media offers over 60 sites that target young men through various genres such as music, gaming, technology, comedy and sports, including Break.com, Cage Potato, Chickipedia, Holy Taco and Wall Street Fighter. Partnering with Break Media, Revision3 is now directly linked to its majority audience and even more accessible to its diverse fan base.

About Revision3:
Revision3 is the first media company that gets it. Born from the Internet, Revision3 is a TV network for the web, creating and producing shows for a new audience: passionate fans who want to watch shows about technology, modern culture and music that entertain, educate and help to expand their life experiences.

The company was founded in 2005 by technology visionaries Kevin Rose, Jay Adelson and David Prager, because they couldn’t find anything they wanted to watch on traditional television. The company is now led by Internet TV pioneer Jim Louderback. With more than 35 million downloads to date (and 4.2 million per month), Revision3’s programs can be found everywhere from Revision3 to a wide range of platforms, including Apple iTunes, Hulu, DivX, YouTube and PyroTV. Shows can be watched on any device, from a cell phone to an Apple Nano, on a computer or a TV.

About Break Media:
Break Media is the Internet’s premier entertainment community for men. Its wholly owned branded properties ( Break.com, Cage Potato, Chickipedia, Holy Taco and Wall Street Fighter) and the over 60 site Break Media Network reach 50 million men worldwide each month. Founded in 1998, Break Media offers advertisers unrivaled opportunities to market directly to a young, male demographic using innovative ad formats that introduce relevant brands to the audience either broadly or on a targeted, integrated basis. For more information, please visit “http://breakmedia.break.com/”

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