MOSCOW-BASED MUSIC STORE CONNECTS PEOPLE BY MUSIC… AND ESPERANTO.

MOSCOW 29/03/2007 — New web-based music store (Sentero-Media-Store.com) is being launched on the Internet these days. Its purpose is to establish a business model that will promote the International Language of Esperanto all over the world. As the world slowly descents into new depths of cultural and religious rivalry, this website tries to promote the Esperanto International Language as a way to a new world order - by selling music.

The website was created by Technologies Ltd. a Moscow-based web commerce company, whose owners are Esperanto enthusiasts. They are well familiar with the music market and its often mysterious ways, so the marketing of the site won’t present any difficulty, as Michael Pugachev, the founder of the website, strongly believes. He also believes in the universality of Esperanto and its ability to provide a linguistic common ground upon which people will come into new highs of mutual understanding and to a sense of global brotherhood.

International language of Esperanto is spoken by approximately a million people all over the world. It was created by Russian philologist (of Jewish descent) Ludvic Lazarus Zamenhof in order to provide the nations with a convenient way to communicate with each other, regardless of the boundaries set by various languages and dialects.

The website (Sentero-Media-Store.com) consists of 500000 songs (mp3) of about 40000 artists. Royalties are paid to ROMS (Russian Multimedia and Internet Society) on monthly basis as required by this organization.