TV Broadcast on CD-ROM
21 June 1993, Denver, Colorado
CD ROM, Inc. announced today the completion of a 6 month project to
commercialize CD-ROM technology on National television. Begining on tonight's
prime time broadcast of "Jones Computer Network", CD ROM, Inc. will host an 8
to 12 minute weekly segment on "The newest releases in hardware and software on
CD-ROM".
The program will air as a section of the "New Media News" hour. This hour long
broadcast features the latest and greatest in computer technology. Tonight's
program, in addition to the 12 minute segment hosted by Dr. Roger Hutchison,
President of CD ROM, Inc., a section of the creators of the animated Dinosaurs
used by Dr. Crighton in the newly released "Jurassic Park".
Dr. Hutchison said of the weekly series:
This program demonstrate an industry first. We are soliciting from hardware
and software manufacturers a copy of their products for consideration of review
on this unique and important show. Anyone who wishes to have their product
reviewed should send us a copy for consideration. As the program takes weeks
of preparation time before the actual broadcast, CD ROM, Inc. can hold
confidential any proprietary technology until the time of the show".
Tonight's show airs at 6:00 P.M. Mountain Standard Time on The Mind Extension
University (Jones Cable). For more information or for consideration of product
review, send your materials to Dr. Roger Hutchison, CD ROM, Inc. 603 Park Point
Drive, Golden, Colorado, 80401. Fax. 303-526-7395. The show reaches 28 million
household in the United States.