Nov. 20, 2009 (Business Wire) — Gen2Media Corporation (OTCBB: GTWO), a full service video technology and production company, has been chosen by nine-time Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Mary J. Blige to support her live performance at the American Music Awards. On Sunday November 22, the noted Queen of Hip-Hop Mary Blige, will present for the first time her new song “I Am” which is a history of Mary’s evolution from her original album “What’s the 411” through to today’s many successes. Gen2Media is building the digital visual imagery for Ms. Blige’s live performance at the ceremony by designing, producing and packaging Mary’s original, cutting-edge digital video content. Using its proprietary industry-leading technology, Gen2Media will integrate 3-D imaging, 2-D compositing and live video from the stage into a visually stunning floorshow.

Michael “Huggy” Carter, Ms. Blige’s Tour Manager notes, “Gen2Media always comes across with a technically dynamic show. We couldn’t

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AUSTIN, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SmallCapVoice.com, Inc. announced today that a new audio interview with Gen2Media Corp. (OTCBB:GTWO) is now available. The interview can be heard at http://smallcapvoice.com/blog/11-17-09-audio-interview-gen2media-corporation-otcbb-gtwo/.

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About Gen2Media Corporation

Gen2Media is a fully integrated technology, production and marketing company whose proprietary and patent-pending

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Muscle Flex Inc. announced today that it has engaged Hollywood heavy weight public relations firm, TLK Fusion Entertainment, to promote the company and its colorful spokesperson and CEO, Danny Alex, through nationally based media, promotions and entertainment television and broadcast programs. TLK Fusion’s powerful relationships in the entertainment industry will position the company side by side with Hollywood’s elite power companies and individuals.

TLK Fusion Entertainment will be working with Muscle Flex on an ongoing North American marketing and promotions campaign as well as offer consulting services to transcend Muscle Flex to a very prominent level. TLK Fusion is developing a 360 degree marketing plan, including public relations, nationwide promotions, charitable alignments and strategic partnerships. As one of Hollywood’s most influential public relations firms, TLK Fusion presides over intimate relationships with some of North America’s most prominent media, television and online

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For Immediate Release

Chicago, IL – November 9, 2009 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: EOG Resources Inc. (EOG), Grupo Televisa S.A. (TV), OGE Energy Corp. (OGE), Edison International (EIX) and Dynegy Inc. (DYN).

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Here are highlights from Friday’s Analyst Blog:

EOG Resources Remains Neutral

EOG Resources Inc. (EOG) reported third-quarter earnings of 81 cents per share, compared with the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 65 cents and a year-ago profit of $2.34. Before adjusting one-time items, earnings were 2 cents per share. Despite an increase

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News Corp. (NWS) recently reported its first quarter results. Earnings of 22 cents a share surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 17 cents and climbed 10% from 20 cents posted in the prior-year quarter.   Total revenues tumbled 4.1% year on year to $7,199 million due to fall in Television (down 7.7%), Direct Broadcast Satellite Television (down 4.3%), Newspapers and Information Services (down 17.7%), Book Publishing (down 1.6%) and Other (down 44.4%) segments, offset by rise in Filmed Entertainment (up 20.8%), Cable Network Programming (up 10.5%) and Integrated Marketing Services (up 3.1%) segments.   However, significant cost-cutting initiatives taken by management and robust performance at Filmed Entertainment and Cable Network Programming segments have boosted the operating income by 9.3% to $1,042 million. Management expects fiscal 2010 operating income to increase within a high-single digit to low double-digit percentage range.   Filmed Entertainment posted a record first quarter operating ...

Spain’s incumbent telecom carrier Telefonica SA (TEF) has reportedly made an all-cash bid to acquire Brazilian telecom operator GVT Holding SA in an effort to expand its presence in the lucrative Brazilian telecom market. The Spanish operator’s Brazilian fixed-line subsidiary Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo (Telesp) has offered BRL48 (US$27.2) per share of GVT to acquire atleast 51% of the company, equating to a total investment of €2.55 billion (US$3.75 billion). This offer, which is subject to regulatory and shareholders approvals, has outbid the BRL42 (US$23.8) per share offer made by France-based media company Vivendi SA in September 2009. Telefonica targets to eventually acquire 100% stake in GVT. Large telecom carriers across the US and Europe are increasingly focused on expanding their foothold in under-penetrated markets given the limited growth prospects in their matured domestic markets. With its vast population and relatively low wireless and broadband penetration, ...

Sberbank has slackened restrictions for individuals seeking loans, after last year's crisis driven squeeze on credit.  The government intends to establish a new state holding to oversee Russia's geological reserves, the Moscow Times reports.  Fertilizer producer Acron has said it may borrow up to $2.2 billion from Sberbank and VTB to finance development.  Gold output has increased by 18.5% year-on-year in the first eight months of 2009.  Daimler is attempting to fortify its share of the Russian market by planning a truck and bus joint venture with Kamaz.  Raiffeisenbank has explained that it had filed to bankrupt media firm RBC, but will withdraw the suit imminently as it hopes to come to a debt restructuring plan for the company.  Russian-Israeli tycoon Arkady Gaidamak has been charged with money laundering and fraud to the tune of ...

With consumers looking for good value in their purchases during tough economic times, Valassis (VCI) finds itself in a sweet spot.

< ?DART(15);?> Today, the media and marketing services company also finds itself as a top-performing Zacks #1 Rank, with shares that have advanced approximately 7%.

(In addition to company-specific factors, VCI is most likely getting a boost today from news out of Gannett (GCI) that third-quarter earnings are expected to top expectations.)

VCI offers a wide range of marketing services to customer packaged goods manufacturers, retailers, technology companies and other customers. It is the only company that provides a combination of home-delivered media products and services at the market, neighborhood and household targeted levels, an can integrate all three levels of targeting into a single solution.

The company is gaining a lot of traction in this environment from its coupon books and

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Recently, Harbinger Capital Partners, one of the largest investors in The New York Times Company (NYT), offloaded a chunk of its stake in the company. The investment firm sold about 5 million shares at $8.25 per share, fetching $41.3 million in total. This reduces its ownership interest to 16.38% from 19.94%. The shares of New York Times surpassed the selling price and closed at $8.37 on Tuesday, up 2.6% from the previous day’s session. Harbinger made it clear that it has no intention to shed its entire stake. Harbinger Capital started purchasing The New York Times shares nearly two years ago, at prices ranging between $15 and $20 a share, and investing approximately $500 million in aggregate. The firm incurred a significant loss by selling shares at $8.25 each. The investment firm was looking for a ...

IPOs Heating Up Markets

by Martin Denholm, Senior Editor

What would you do with $3.5 billion?

While you decide between a luxury beach house on your own private island in the South Pacific, or a Swiss-style log cabin in the Alps, Corporate America is mulling over an option that isn’t nearly as sexy, but is hugely important.

Pumping some of it into the IPO market.

Today kicks off a busy week, in which eight deals are on the table, worth a combined $3.5 billion. Among them is Chinese media firm, Shanda Interactive (Nasdaq: SNDA), which has raised $725 million to spin off its Shanda games division.

Eight deals in a week – the most since December 2007 – evokes memories of the heady days of the mid 2000s when companies were falling over themselves to hit the stock market. Already, the pace of new offerings

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