ORACLE, Ariz. — June 1, 2008 — Digital Alert Systems, LLC, a pioneering developer of enhanced Emergency Alert System (EAS) solutions, has partnered with several major regional representatives to provide broadcasters with its DASDEC digital EAS encoder/decoder.

The representatives of Digital Alert Systems' solutions are OmniVue, covering the Northeast United States; Heartland Video Systems for the Midwest; Kelly Broadcast Sales for California; and Phillip Smith Associates, serving the Southeast United States. All companies offer extensive experience in providing innovative professional video, multimedia, and A/V products to the broadcast industry.

Partnering with the well-known manufacturers' representatives will make Digital Alert Systems' DASDEC more readily accessible to U.S. broadcasters, who are faced with the need to upgrade their systems to achieve new capabilities and meet changing regulatory requirements. As EAS requirements continue to evolve around CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) compatibility, the DASDEC will continue to provide users with current EAS compliance while offering advanced features, such as LAN-based communications methods and technology, to support the emergence of a final CAP definition from FEMA.

"We have selected very experienced partners who understand broadcast and the changing EAS landscape in the digital broadcasting world," said Bruce Robertson, COO of Digital Alert Systems. "All companies have a vast amount of experience supplying solutions and support to the broadcasting industry, and by offering our DASDEC, they can offer their customers a complete digital-compliant EAS package with optional upgrades to insure CAP compliance."

For broadcasters, the DASDEC offers several advanced tools, including MultiStation software that allows one DASDEC to control up to five collocated stations in either auto or manual forwarding modes; several AES audio solutions; programmable GPIO; an interface to most CGs, including SAGE generic or TFT standard protocols, and, for the future, network communications with master control systems when defined. The most significant advanced offering is the DASDEC's compatibility with CAP, allowing current units an optional software upgrade.

More information about the DASDEC and other Digital Alert Systems EAS solutions is available at www.digitalalertsystems.com.

About Digital Alert Systems, LLC
Digital Alert Systems has pioneered the next level of enhanced Emergency Alert System (EAS) solutions with the state-of-the-art DASDEC, an IP-based, Linux-driven, browser-operated, FCC-certified EAS encoder/decoder that will provide optional CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) encoding/decoding. The single 2-RU chassis brings EAS in line with today's communication standards, providing the hardware configuration and software expansion ability to meet the pending CAP requirements. Founded in 2003, the company utilizes IP-based technologies to improve the cost and operation of FCC-specified EAS encoders and decoders. Digital Alert Systems' technologies are compatible with analog environments and older-generation encoders/decoders while providing support for the transition to digital television. More information is available at www.digitalalertsystems.com.

About Heartland Video Systems
Heartland Video Systems, Inc. is a major Distributor/Representative of Broadcast and Professional Equipment in the Midwest. Heartland Video Systems is also a Systems Integrator throughout the United States.
Contact: 1-800-332-7088, hvs@hvs-inc.com

About Kelly Broadcast Sales
Kelly Broadcast Sales was founded in 2006 by industry veteran Bob Kelly. With 25 years of industry experience, Kelly offers a knowledgeable and specialized service to the growing number of California broadcasters completing and expanding their digital build-outs adding DASDEC for their digital EAS solution.
Contact: 408-205-7010, bkelly344@sbcglobal.net

About OmniVue
OmniVue is dedicated to serving and shaping the visual communication endeavour by helping deliver quality solutions for its video and multimedia partners. For over 20 years, OmniVue has been representing manufacturers of broadcast and non-broadcast video and multimedia products to corporate, cable television, educational, and broadcast clients through its diverse distribution network in the Northeastern United States. The company’s employees represent more than 100 cumulative years of technical and sales experience.
Contact: 212-779-2580, harry@omnivue.com.

About Phillip Smith Associates
Phillip Smith Associates has 29 years experience representing highly complex products to the broadcast television industry and is now helping many broadcasters in the Southeast make the transition from analog to digital.
Contact: 334-887-6144, psassoc@charter.net