CINCINNATI BELL WIRELESS - FIRST NORTH AMERICAN CARRIER TO LAUNCH SPINVOX

SpinVox, the world leader in Voice-to-Screen™ messaging, announced today that Cincinnati Bell’s (NYSE: CBB) postpaid wireless subscribers can now opt to have their incoming voice messages converted to text and sent to their mobile phone via SpinVox.

The partnership with Cincinnati Bell, initially announced in February, and the launch of the service marks the first commercial deployment by SpinVox with a wireless carrier. SpinVox will be announcing additional deployments in North America and around the world in the months to come.

SpinVox Voice-to-Screen messaging service eliminates the need to check voicemail in the traditional way, which can be time-consuming and frustrating. With SpinVox, voice messages are converted to text and sent as text messages to the user’s device, which could be any cell phone, PDA or BlackBerry.

“SpinVox will transform voice messaging for our customers,” said Jack Cassidy, president and chief executive officer, Cincinnati Bell Inc. “Our customers are looking for easier, simpler communications and that’s what we’re delivering with SpinVox. It’s an innovative product capability that allows individuals to stay connected and informed when their daily schedule may be too hectic to stop and listen to a voicemail message.”

Added Christina Domecq, CEO and co-founder of SpinVox: “This is a tremendous milestone for both SpinVox and Cincinnati Bell and marks the true introduction of Voice-to-Screen messaging to North America. Cincinnati Bell’s strategy of innovation and service delivery is the foundation of its success.

It is no surprise that they are the first North American carrier to go live with SpinVox – delivering a service that allows their customers to communicate better, faster and more efficiently.”

The new service will be available to Cincinnati Bell subscribers in a variety of price packages that start at $4.99 per month. The regional telecommunications company plans to extend the offering to its wireline customers later this year

About SpinVox

SpinVox brought together the two most popular methods of communication – voice and text – and created a new category of messaging called Voice-to-Screen™. Its award-winning services are now driving new recurring revenues for mobile, Web 2.0 businesses and fixed-line operators around the world. As well as Cincinnati Bell, SpinVox will be deploying via carriers such as Sasktel and Vodacom in 2007 with more deals and deployments to be announced soon.

At the heart of SpinVox is its patented Voice Message Conversion SystemTM (VMCS), which underpins the company’s retail, enterprise, service provider and global carrier products. VMCS is maintained on an enterprise-class hardware infrastructure by an expert management team to meet the rigorous demands of global carriers.

Able to support multiple languages – English, French, Spanish and German - SpinVox now leads the way in powering the convergence of voice and screen in today’s messaging markets.

SpinVox products include: Spin-my-Vmail™ - the world’s first voicemail to text service launched in 2003; Spin-my-Blog™ - speak a post to a blog from any phone, anywhere; Spin-my-Broadcast™ - speak a message and deliver it to multiple recipients and Spin-my-Memo™ - speak reminders, memos and notes which get sent as text straight to email.

SpinVox is a global company, headquartered in the UK and is the recipient of industry awards for innovation and business awards for entrepreneurship. Click here to see the full list: http://www.spinvox.com/news/awards.php

Voice-to-Screen and Voice Message Conversion System are registered trademarks of SpinVox Ltd.