Pulse 87 FM, a subsidiary of Mega Media Group, Inc., OTCBulletinBoard: MMDA.OB (www.megamediagroup.com), New York’s new Rhythmic Top 40 radio station, has received advertisement orders from Sobe Life Water Brand a division of Pepsico, Inc. NYSE: PEP, Paragon Honda and is adding a line up of programming featuring world renowned DJ’s and producers.

This week we debut weekly Mix Shows by some of the most popular DJ’s and Producers the line-up is as follows:

    DJ Serg - Weekdays at 12 noon on the Pulse 87 "Nooner at Noon".
    DJ James Anthony - Weekdays at 5PM on the Pulse 87 "Free Ride @ 5"
    Johnny Budz - Weeknights at 8PM on the Pulse 87 "B.P.M. @ 8PM"
    DJ Yonny - Friday night from 10PM - Midnight  on the Pulse 87 "Friday
     Night Fix"
    Mike Rizzo - Friday night at midnight on Pulse 87's "Area 51"
    DJ Boris - Friday night at 2AM on Pulse 87's "Up All Night"
    Glenn Friscia - Friday night at 2AM on Pulse 87's "Up All Night"
     ("Up All Night" will feature a rotating roster of All Star DJ's)
    Glenn Friscia - Saturday night from 10PM - 2AM on the "Pulse 87 Saturday
     Night Dance Party"
    Jonathan Peters - Saturday nights at 2AM on Pulse 87 "Up All Night".

Commenting on the Announcement Gina Golden V.P. of sales stated, “Major brands are starting to see the exposure and value of advertising on Pulse 87. I feel that many more major brands will be coming on board in the near future.”

Commenting on the Announcement Program Director Joel Salkowitz stated, “We continue to expand our roster of cutting edge programming and popular New York personalities.”

About Mega Media Group

Mega Media Group, Inc. is a multimedia entertainment holding company with several subsidiaries that offer a broad range of services.

The divisions include recording, music production and distribution, video production, radio broadcasting, and Pulse 87, a Rhythmic Top 40 Radio station serving the New York Tri State Area.
Pulse 87

New York got another “contemporary hit” radio station Monday, and it’s got a hot dance rhythm.

WNYZ (87.7 FM), which calls itself Pulse 87, will spend the first week establishing music and “imaging,” says program director Joel Salkowitz.

Next Monday, it will bring Star and Buc Wild back as its morning show - “followed closely,” says Salkowitz, “by the new Pulse 87 air personalities, who will be live and local. What a concept!”

Salkowitz, who programmed both the old WQHT and WTJM as uptempo rhythm stations, says the Pulse 87 music will be “rhythm top 40 leaning away from rock and rap and toward club and dance sounds. The sound of New York.”

One radio fan who immediately gave Pulse a thumbs-up was Tony Santiago, who has been lobbying for years for some station to play more current dance music.

“WKTU and Z100 just don’t play current dance, or at least dance with an edge,” he said yesterday. “That’s what I’m hearing on Pulse. I know they’re still a top-40, but so far I’m ecstatic.”

If Pulse picks up listeners and WHTZ or WKTU adds a few dance tracks to compete, says Santiago, “So much the better.”

Pulse 87, which is owned by Mega Media, plans an extensive promotion campaign, says Salkowitz.

“We’re hitting the streets of New York and we’ll give the audience a reason to get excited about radio for a change.”
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