Dead Horse Communications Launches Web Site

CHICAGO (June 11, 2004) -- Dead Horse Communications today announced the launch of its new Web site, deadhorse.org. The site will be the centerpiece of the company's operations, and will feature news releases and other materials related to Dead Horse's media properties and its primary client, The Internet™.

"We are excited about the launch of deadhorse.org, and look forward to its expansion into the information marketplace," said Andrew Huff, principal of Dead Horse Communications. "There are so many great stories to be told about The Internet, and we are confident Dead Horse has the right combination of knowledge and skill to relate those stories to the public."

Since 1969, The Internet has been the top tele-informatics network in the world. Its premiere product, the World Wide Web, was launched in 1991, and has grown to become the number one public information service in the United States. Dead Horse Communications has been the agency of record for The Internet for 42 years.

"Currently, the site is bare-bones," Huff said. "But over the next few weeks, additional resources will be added, including a news bulletin service and photo desk. We hope to position ourselves as an important knowledge broker for information services."

Dead Horse Communications offers media, public relations and copywriting services for a wide range of industries. The company is headquartered in Chicago, with satellite offices on Ursa Minor Beta. The rest of its boilerplate is still under development.