CD-ROM on Prime Time TV
21 June 1993, Denver, Colorado
CD ROM, Inc. today announced the first in a new weekly television series on
high technology and CD-ROM. The program, which airs tonight on The Mind
Extension Univeristy cable TV network, entitled "Jones Computer Network",
features new and innovative technology in the computer and CD-ROM fields. The
program airs locally in Denver at 6:00 P.M. The broadcast reaches 28 million
households in the U.S. marketplace and is being considered for syndication.
The first program features a 12 minute segment on CD-ROM technology hosted by
Dr. Roger Hutchison, President of CD ROM, Inc. Other features on this program
include the company which developed the animated Dinosaurs in the new movie
"Jurassic Park".
Dr. Hutchison said of the broadcast: "This is an important milestone in the
CD-ROM industry. For the first time, any developer of a product, hardware or
software, can reach an instant audience of million of people. By having a
weekly program on CD-ROM technology, the infant industry moves into it's first
days of adolescence".
For consideration of a product review, send an evaluation copy of the hardware
or software product to: CD ROM, Inc., 603 Park Point Drive, Golden, Colorado,
80401. Fax. 303-526-7395. Commercial spots and other sponsorship programming
materials are available.