Document:

SECOND AMENDED AND RESTATED PROGRAM AGREEMENT
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     This  Second Amended and Restated Program Agreement ("Second Amendment") is
entered  into  as  of August 29, 2006 ("Effective Date") between HARDING COMPANY
("Harding") and PETROSEARCH ENERGY CORPORATION ("Petrosearch").

                                  DEFINITIONS:

     The  following  definitions  shall  apply  to the capitalized terms in this
Second  Amendment.  If  not  otherwise  defined herein, capitalized terms herein
shall  have  the  same  meaning  as used in the E & P Agreement and the Restated
Program  Agreement  (defined  below).

"E  &  P  Agreement"  shall mean Lease Acquisition and Exploration Agreement for
Dallas,  Denton,  Ellis, Johnson and Tarrant Counties, Texas dated June 29, 2005
between  Exxon  Mobil  Corporation  ("ExxonMobil")  and  Harding.

"Eagle"  shall  mean  Eagle  Oil  &  Gas Co. "ExxonMobil" shall mean Exxon Mobil
Corporation.

"ExxonMobil/Harding  Agreements"  shall  mean  the  E  & P Agreement and the MOU
Agreement.

"Heads  of  Agreement"  shall  mean the document of that title among ExxonMobil,
Harding,  Petrosearch,  Eagle  and  PSG  dated as of May 9, 2006, as amended and
extended.

"June  8  Purchase  Agreement"  shall  mean  the Purchase and Sale Agreement and
Amendment  of  Lease  Acquisition  and  Exploration  Agreement - Dallas, Denton,
Ellis,  Johnson  and  Tarrant  Counties,  Texas,  dated  June  8,  2006, between
ExxonMobil  and  Harding  and  acknowledged  by  Eagle  and  PSG.

"MOU  Agreement" shall mean Memorandum of Understanding Regarding Gas Evacuation
from  ExxonMobil  and  Harding  Barnett Shale E & P Venture dated June 29, 2005,
between  Harding  and  ExxonMobil.

"Operating  Agreement"  shall  mean  the A.A.P.L. Model Form Operating Agreement
attached  to  the  E  &  P  Agreement  as  Exhibit  "C".

"PSG" shall mean PS Gas Partners, LLC, in its individual capacity and as general
partner  of  Gas  Partners,  LP.

"Restated  Program  Agreement" shall mean the First Amended and Restated Program
Agreement  dated  effective  February  6,  2006 between Harding and Petrosearch.

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                           TERMS OF SECOND AMENDMENT:

     NOW,  THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained herein,
Harding and Petrosearch agree as follows:

     1.     RESTATED  PROGRAM  AGREEMENT  RATIFIED/DEFINED  TERMS  INCORPORATED.
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Except  as  modified by this Second Amendment, the Restated Program Agreement is
hereby  ratified  by  Harding  and  Petrosearch.

     2.     STIPULATION  AS TO PROJECT COSTS DUE/STIPULATION AS TO PETROSEARCH'S
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WORKING  INTEREST IN PROJECT LEASES. Harding and Petrosearch stipulate and agree
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that simultaneously with the payment by Petrosearch of the agreed sums described
in  this  paragraph  2,  Harding  shall  deliver  to  Petrosearch  a  recordable
assignment,  subject  to  applicable  royalty  and  overriding  royalty  burdens
described  in  the  Restated  Program  Agreement  and  subject  to the Operating
Agreement,  an  undivided  14%  working  interest  in those project Leases which
Harding  has  acquired  for  the  project  as  of  June  30,  2006 and for which
Petrosearch  has  paid  (by virtue of its $2,800,000 payment at execution of the
Restated  Program  Agreement)  and has agreed to pay (as set forth in paragraphs
2(b)  and  2(c) hereinbelow) its proportionate share of project costs, including
but  not  limited  to, lease acquisition and bonus costs, exploration, Technical
and  Administrative  Costs  (as defined in paragraph 3), and related operational
costs.  Petrosearch's  cost  bearing  interest  in  all  future  project  costs,
including  but  not  limited to, lease acquisition and bonus costs, exploration,
Technical and Administrative Costs, and related operational costs, after payment
of  the  sums described in this paragraph 2, shall remain fixed at a 14% working
interest  such  that  Petrosearch  has  the right to elect to not participate in
future  project  lease  acquisitions (and not acquire an interest as a result of
such  election)  and/or  become  a  Non-Consenting  Party  under  the  Operating
Agreement  as  to future operations. However, in the event Petrosearch elects to
acquire  its  14%  working interest share in future project Leases by paying its
share  of leasehold acquisition and bonus costs and Technical and Administration
Costs  and/or  elects  to be a Consenting Party under the terms of the Operating
Agreement  as  to  future  exploration  and  development operations and does not
timely  pay  its 14% working interest share of such costs in accordance with the
Program  Agreement or Operating Agreement, whichever is applicable, then its 14%
working interest share in the particular well to which Petrosearch has consented
but  failed to timely pay costs shall be forfeited to Harding, together with the
proration  unit  associated with the forfeited well, and such forfeited interest
shall not be subject to any claim by Petrosearch as to its tagalong right. There
shall  be no distinction between before Payout and after Payout in Petrosearch's
revenue  sharing  and  cost  bearing  interests  in the project and such revenue
sharing and cost bearing interests will both be fixed at a 14%, working interest
without  any  accelerated  recoupment  of  expenditures. Harding and Petrosearch
stipulate  and  agree  to  the  following  payment terms with respect to accrued
exploration  costs, other operational costs, and lease bonus payment obligations
through  June  30,  2006:

     (a)     The  $2,800,000 sum paid by Petrosearch at the time of execution of
the  Restated Program Agreement is hereby deemed to satisfy all of Petrosearch's
cost  payment

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obligations  under the Restated Program Agreement and the Operating Agreement up
to  May  1,  2006.

     (b)     With  regard  to  the  accrued exploration costs, other operational
costs,  and  lease acquisition obligations for the months of May and June, 2006,
and  subject  to the simultaneous delivery by Harding of a recordable assignment
conveying  to  Petrosearch  a 14% working interest in those Leases referenced in
Paragraph  2  above, Petrosearch shall pay to Harding $875,605 of such costs, in
current  funds,  on or before October 15, 2006. In the event that the integrated
venture  document  contemplated  by  the  Heads  of Agreement is executed by the
parties  to  the  document  prior to October 15, 2006, then Petrosearch shall be
obligated  to  pay  the  $875,605 sum at the time of execution of the integrated
venture  document.  The  assignment  of Leases referenced in this paragraph 2(b)
shall include the Leases obtained by Harding through June 30, 2006, except those
Leases specifically covered and included within the lease bonus costs payment of
$1,635,725 described in paragraph 2(c) below. The Leases covered by and included
within  the  $1,635,725  payment  described in paragraph 2(c) below shall not be
assigned  by  Harding  to  Petrosearch until Petrosearch pays that specific sum.

     (c)     With  regard to the accrued lease bonus costs for the months of May
and June 2006, and likewise subject to the simultaneous delivery by Harding of a
recordable assignment conveying to Petrosearch its 14% working interest in those
Leases  referenced  in  Paragraph 2 above other than those Leases covered by the
assignment  of  leases delivered at the payment of the $875,605 sum, Petrosearch
shall  pay  $1,635,725  in lease bonus costs ON THE EARLIER OF: (i) the spudding
date  of  the first well on the acreage to which the lease bonus applies if said
well  spuds  after  October  15, 2006; (ii) October 15, 2006, if said well spuds
before  October  15,  2006;  or (iii) 9 months after the lease bonus was paid by
ExxonMobil,  in  accordance  with  the  payment  terms  set  forth in the June 8
Purchase  Agreement.

     (d)     In the event Petrosearch fails to timely make the payments required
under  paragraphs  2(b)  and/or  2(c)  above, other than as excused by Harding's
failure  or  refusal  to  simultaneously  deliver  a  recordable  assignment  to
Petrosearch  of  a  14%  working interest in the Leases, Petrosearch shall be in
default  under  the  provisions of Paragraph 1 of the Restated Program Agreement
and  agrees that the remedy for such default shall be a dilution of its interest
as  described  in  paragraph 1 of the Restated Program Agreement. Dilution shall
not  be  an available remedy other than with regard to the unexcused non-payment
of  the  sums  in  paragraphs  2(b)  and/or  2(c)  above.

     Notwithstanding  the  payment by Petrosearch of the $875,605 and $1,635,725
sums  described  above,  Petrosearch  reserves its audit rights set forth in the
Operating  Agreement.  Should  the  Harding  calculations of these sums later be
determined, to both party's reasonable satisfaction, to be in error, Harding and
Petrosearch  shall  promptly  reconcile  and settle the difference. In the event
that  the  parties  are  unable  to  mutually agree that an error in computation
exists  despite their good faith efforts, then either party shall have the right
to  utilize  the  remedies set forth in the Operating Agreement and/or to demand
arbitration  to  resolve  their  differences  regarding  the  audit.

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     3.     STIPULATION  REGARDING  TECHNICAL  AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS. Harding
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and  Petrosearch  agree  that  the  Technical  and Administrative Costs shall be
billed  and paid monthly as a cost to the parties rather than assigned to an AFE
under  the provisions of the Operating Agreement, For purposes of this paragraph
3,  the  Technical  and  Administrative  Costs shall mean those costs defined as
Technical  and  Administrative  Costs  in the E&P Agreement and, if consummated,
also  in  the  proposed  Drillwell Services Agreement for the integrated venture
which  is  expected  to  be entered into by Harding, Petrosearch, ExxonMobil and
others.  Petrosearch  shall  pay  these  costs  at  all  times  during  their
participation  in  this  Agreement.

     4.     PROPOSED  AGREEMENT  WITH  EXXONMOBIL  CREATING  INTEGRATED VENTURE.
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Harding  and  Petrosearch  agree  that  Harding  shall  not oppose Petrosearch's
request  to  ExxonMobil that it contract with ExxonMobil directly and separately
as  to  the  integrated  venture  entity contemplated by the Heads of Agreement,
rather  than  becoming  a  participant  in  the integrated venture as a partner,
member  or shareholder of a Harding created or controlled entity, so long as all
obligations  of  Petrosearch  to  Harding  described in paragraphs 2(b) and 2(c)
above  have  been  satisfied  or  are  simultaneously  satisfied  at the time of
execution of the integrated venture document. Petrosearch acknowledges that such
integrated  venture  will  own record title to and operate all assets, and it is
contemplated  that Petrosearch's 14% working interest will be contributed to the
integrated  venture  and  proportionately  adjusted  on a ratio of 14% to 50.5%.
Harding  and  Petrosearch  further agree that the agreements made in this Second
Amendment shall be binding upon them and their successors and assigns whether or
not  a  definitive  agreement  is  reached  with  ExxonMobil as to an integrated
venture.  Harding and Petrosearch each acknowledge that only gas produced by the
integrated venture shall be entitled to be evacuated by the integrated venture's
pipeline.  The  agreements  made  in  this  Second  Amendment are not subject to
contingencies.

     5.     MUTUAL  RELEASE/DISMISSAL OF ARBITRATION. Other than the obligations
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of  the  parties under the Restated Program Agreement, as amended by this Second
Amendment,  Harding  and  Petrosearch  each  hereby  release  acquit and forever
discharge  one another, ExxonMobil, and each party's and ExxonMobil's respective
officers,  managers,  members, agents, servants, employees, partners, directors,
shareholders,  attorneys,  trustees,  representatives,  affiliates,  parents,
subsidiaries,  successors and assigns, and all persons, natural or juridical, in
privity  with  such parties, from any and all claims and causes of action raised
or  which  could  have  been  raised  whether  legal  or  equitable,  statutory,
contractual,  or otherwise, contingent or absolute, matured or unmatured, direct
or  indirect,  which  relate  to  the  Restated  Program  Agreement prior to the
Effective Date above (save and except Petrosearch's audit rights as set forth in
paragraph  2  above), including without limitation, those claims asserted by the
parties  relating  to  ExxonMobil's preferential right to purchase, ExxonMobil's
right  to  consent,  Petrosearch's  claim  to tagalong rights or favored nations
rights  in  connection  with  the  June  8, 2006 sale of interests by Harding to
ExxonMobil,  the sale of interests to PSG and/or Eagle, the billing disputes and
allegations  of  default,  and  the  claims  of  Harding  that  the interests of
Petrosearch  have  been  frozen as of that date. Petrosearch agrees to cause the
pending  Arbitration  proceedings before the American Arbitration Association to
be  promptly dismissed at the time of the execution of this Second Amendment and
Harding  will  promptly  dismiss  its  counterclaim.

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     6.     TIME  IS  OF  ESSENCE/ATTORNEYS  FEES.  Time  is of the essence with
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respect  to  this  Second  Amendment.  In  the  event  that  either  party seeks
enforcement  of  this Agreement by arbitration proceedings, the prevailing party
in  such  proceeding  shall  be  entitled  to  recover  from the other party all
expenses  attributable  to  such proceeding, including interest, court costs and
attorneys  fees.

     7.     BINDING  ARBITRATION.  ANY  CONTROVERSY  OR  CLAIM ARISING OUT OF OR
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RELATING TO THIS SECOND AMENDMENT, OR THE CONSTRUCTION, INTERPRETATION, VALIDITY
OR  ALLEGED BREACH THEREOF, SHALL BE SETTLED BY FINAL AND BINDING ARBITRATION IN
DALLAS,  TEXAS  IN  ACCORDANCE  WITH  THE ARBITRATION PROVISIONS OF THE RESTATED
PROGRAM  AGREEMENT.

     8.     INCORPORATION  OF  OTHER PROVISIONS FROM RESTATED PROGRAM AGREEMENT.
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The  provisions of the Restated Program Agreement, except as amended hereby, are
incorporated  herein  by  reference  as  if  copied  in  full.

     9.     COUNTERPARTS/FACSIMILE  SIGNATURES.  This  Second  Amendment  may be
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executed  in  counterpart  originals,  each of which shall be treated as a fully
executed  original  hereof  when  all  parties  hereto  have  executed  such  a
counterpart.  A  facsimile  signature  shall be treated as an original signature
unless  an  original  signature  is  required  by  law.

     EXECUTED as of the Effective Date set forth above.

                                  PETROSEARCH ENERGY CORPORATION

                                  By: /s/ Wayne A. Beninger
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                                      Wayne A. Beninger, Chief Operating Officer

                                  HARDING COMPANY

                                  By: /s/ Steven J. Carter
                                      ------------------------------------------
                                      Steven J. Carter, Chief Financial Officer

                                        5Unassociated Document

    Exhibit
      10.1

    

    SaviCorp

    SaVi
      Media Group, Inc.

     

     

    
      	
              Nevada

            	
              91-1766174

            
	 	 
	
              (State
                of jurisdiction of incorporation or
                organization)

            	
               (I.R.S.
                Employer Identification
                Number)

            

    

      

    9852
      West Katella Ave., #363, Anaheim California 92804

    Telephone:
      (714) 740-0601

    

    

    SVMI
      - CEO AGREEMENT 

    STRATEGIC
      ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT

    ____________
      ____________ ____________ ____________ 

    ____________
      ____________ __________

    

    CORPORATION
      NAME:

    

    SAVI
      MEDIA GROUP, INC.,
      ET. AL SaviCorp
      (SVMI)

    CONTRACTURAL
      AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SVMI

    CORPORATION
      AND THE ADVISOR / PARTNER:

    

    The
      purpose of this document is to define the terms of a corporate agreement that
      is
      hereby negotiated between SaVi Media Group (hereafter the Company) and
Greg
      Sweeney
      - CEO.

    

    The
      undersigned hereby specify that they possess legal authority to negotiate in
      good faith on behalf of SaVi Media Group, Inc., and Greg
      Sweeney
      - CEO.
      respectively, and that all SVMI agreements dated prior to this latest agreement
      are all null & void. Any Copy of this Agreement along with its respective
      signatures shall so be deemed as an original. This agreement is a consultant
      agreement and therefore all parties involved shall be deemed as independent
      contractors and will pay his / her own taxes on a 1099.

    

    The
      undersigned hereby specify that they are receiving confidential and proprietary
      information that is necessary to facilitate these negotiations and that they
      and/or their assignees and affiliates are prohibited from divulging this
      information to any party prior to receiving approval from the other party.
      Additionally, both parties acknowledge that they are bound by all applicable
      SEC
      regulations regarding this proprietary information including prohibitions
      against executing free market transactions based upon this confidential
      information and shall acknowledge this agreement as a non-disclosure and
      non-circumvent contract.

    

    In
      the
      unlikely event that a party violates any terms of this agreement, the
      undersigned hereby acknowledges that legal recourse may be pursued only by
      an
      SVMI Board approved mandatory binding arbitration and thus waves all rights
      to
      any outside local or international court of law or any outside judicial system
      including its attorneys and/or any other appointees. Upon the demand of either
      party, any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or relating to this
      Agreement, or the breach, termination or invalidity thereof, or that arises
      out
      of the relationship of the parties shall be resolved by mandatory binding
      arbitration in either the state of Nevada or the State of California, but not
      both. 

    

    Binding
      modifications of this agreement may be made in writing with signatures from
      both
      parties ____ / ____

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
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    SVMI
      - CEO AGREEMENT 

     STRATEGIC
      ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT

     

    1)
      Partnership
      agreement.  CEO
      / ADVISOR
      / PARTNER - 

     

    Greg
      Sweeney will
      provide...
      

     

    A-
      General
      Advisory Services. The
      SVMI Corporation has requested the profundity of an Advisory / Partner Board.
      The Advisor has agreed to render advice on issues of general corporate strategy,
      new business development, capital recruitment, potential acquisitions or
      partnerships, and to advise the Company and Board of Directors on ad hoc matters
      (the Services). 

    

    B-
      Hold the position of... 

    Chief
      Executive Officer / President:

    

     As
      CEO / President, you shall implement all the aspects of the organization's
      policies, objectives, and initiatives. You shall be responsible for bringing
      assistance to the short- term liquidity and capital requirements as well as
      assisting the long-term profitability and growth of the company. You shall
      be a
      model to the general populace and demonstrate leadership expertise in the
      variety of the position’s concepts, practices, procedures, and marketing
      ventures. You shall rely on your extensive experience, judgment, and exemplary
      motivational skills to plan and accomplish corporate goals. A wide degree of
      creativity and latitude is expected along with the ability to perform a variety
      of tasks and to lead and direct the work of others. As an Officer of the Company
      you shall Report to the Corporate Board of Directors.

     

    Job
      description duties; 

     

    
      	 	
              1.

            	
              Identify,
                develop and direct the implementation of business strategy and capital
                recruitment 

            

    

    
      	 	
              2.

            	
              Plan
                and direct the organization’s activities to achieve stated/agreed targets
                and standards for financial and trading
                performance, quality, culture, legislative adherence, venture
                capital, and equity
                funding.

            

    

    
      	 	
              3.

            	
              Provide
                strategic thought leadership and support for the marketing and sales
                division of the corporation and assist in opening new markets as
                an
                integral part of the corporate executive team
                

            

    

    
      	 	
              4.

            	
              Direct
                functions and performance via the executive and sales teams and initiating
                and maintaining activities to finance the corporation
                

            

    

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
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              5.

            	
              Maintain
                and develop organizational culture, values and reputation in its
                markets
                and with all staff, customers, suppliers, partners and regulatory/official
                bodies 

            

    

    
      	 	
              6.

            	
              Report
                to shareholders/parent board on organizational plans and performance
                

            

    

    
      	 	
              7.

            	
              Execute
                the responsibilities of a company officer according to lawful and
                ethical
                standards

            

    

    
      	 	
              8.

            	
              If
                necessary act as the organization’s representative in its dealings with
                the outside world 

            

    

    
      	 	
              9.

            	
              Crusade
                the ideals of the company and supply vision and imagination at the
                highest
                level

            

    

    
      	 	
              10.

            	
               Develop
                strategies and implementation plans to launch new products, establish
                multiple leads generators, consistently acquire new vendor outlets,
                assist
                in opening new markets, and if necessary launch campaigns for designated
                capital recruitment and strategic financing. 

            

    

     

    

     

    X_/s/
      MARIO PROCOPIO_Date 8-30-2006

     SAVI
      - AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL

     

    

     

    X_/s/
      GREG SWEENEY
      Date 8-30-2006

     ADVISOR
      / PARTNER - Greg
      Sweeney

    

    
      
        
        

      

      
        3

        
          

        

      

      
        
        

      

    

     

    SVMI
      - CEO AGREEMENT 

    STRATEGIC
      ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT

    

    SAVICORP:
      Savi Media Group will provide...

    

    A- A
      CEO / President Position and a directors seat on the SVMI - Advisory Board
      along
      with 5,000,000 (Five-Million) shares of Common 144 -Restricted, SVMI - Company
      Stock
      issued to the Advisor / Partner due after the position is accepted. Also the
      privilege to request from the Board (once every quarter) a right to purchase
      shares of Common 144 -Restricted, SVMI - Company Stock at a 20% discount of
      the
      asking price. (Price
      is to be averaged over the previous 5 ledger days of operation and the board
      of
      directors will determine the aggregate maximum amounts to be available for
      each
      quarterly period.)

    

    B- A
      $10,000.00 Dollars per month salary / consultant fee given along with the
      privilege of
      Board approved annual incremental increases for the CEO / President Position.
      This arrangement shall remain in effect as long as SVMI is a capitalized
      corporation and along with a full submission to the By - Laws and Articles
      of
      Savi Media Group, Inc. A Golden Parachute will be administered if the company
      fails or is sold. (This
      Monthly pay out is presumed to begin September 1st
      -
      2006 but may be delayed no more than 90 days thereafter, if the company
      infrastructure is not adequately set in place or if there is deficient
      capital.) 

    

    C- The
      CEO / Consultant shall receive the opportunity to distribute company
      stock and
      as such the Company and Consultant agree that the Consultant shall receive
      from
      the Company a fee
      of Seven and a Half percent (7.5%) of the money received for shares of Company's
      restricted stock sold to qualified and accredited investors only. These
      accredited investors must have at least a (One-million dollar individual
      net-worth or a joint NET-WORTH
      with that person’s spouse. All investment capital shall be earmarked for SAVI
      Media Group Inc., and its related expenditures, and also for debt retirement.
      As
      the purchaser of these particular shares there is a consultant who in this
      agreement and in conjunction with these shares is Greg
      Sweeney,
      who shall receive from the Company a fee of Seven and a half percent (7.5%)
      of
      the money received for the direct sale of these shares of the Company's
      restricted stock. An
      additional (5%) can be given if a team or partnership is utilized of which
      the
      partnership may split the commission with the original consultant of which
      shall
      be the maximum of (12.5%) paid out commissions to the consultant and his
      team. This
      agreement is for obtaining no less than $100,000 of stock sold at the
      board-approved price. The Consultant is deemed an independent contractor and
      will on a 1099 or however the company deems suitable shall pay his own taxes.
      The Consultant knows that the Company Shares are offered and exchanged pursuant
      to exemptions from registration and the Securities Act of 1933, and state
      securities law based, in part, on these warranties and representatives, and
      therefore the Company Shares to be exchanged hereby shall not be offered to
      any undersigned
      Investor by way of general solicitation or general advertising and at no time
      to
      be presented with or solicited by means of any leaflet, public promotional
      meeting, circular, newspaper or magazine article, radio or television
      advertisement, or by any other venue not in compliance with S.E.C. and N.A.S.D.
      rules and regulations.

    

    
      
        
        

      

      
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    D- The
      CEO / Consultant shall receive the opportunity for Commissions on Sales, Team
      Override Commissions, Corporate Bonuses, and Profit
      Sharing:
      

    Savi
      Media Group agrees to pay the CEO / Consultant a commission on all direct sales
      initiated by the consultant in the amount of 2.50 % and a 1.50% commission
      based
      on replenishment orders from all direct sales initiated by the consultant.
      The
      CEO / Consultant will also obtain a team override commission of 1.10% on all
      the
      Sales Teams initial sales of the SVMI approved Trading Partners in the approved
      market channels within all territories: In addition the CEO will participate
      in
      Corporate Bonuses and profit Sharing as determined by the Board of Directors.
      Take note that the commission on direct sales will equal the net invoice price
      times the commission percentage set forth below:

    

    
      	 	
              o

            	
              “Net
                invoice price,” as used in this agreement, means the gross amount of
                invoices rendered to the trading partners, less invoice deductions
                (terms,
                opening order allowance, guaranteed rebate, etc). Final definition
                of
                invoice deductions will be specific to each trading partner and will
                be
                outlined in the sales and marketing plan as produced by the Consultant
                and
                agreed to by Savi Media
                Group.

            

    

    

    
      	 	
              o

            	
              COMMISSION
                SCHEDULE:

            

    

     

     

    
      	 	o	New Account Opening
              Order:	2.50%
	 	 	Replenishment
              Orders:	1.50%
	 	 	Team Override commissions:
              	1.10%

    

    
      	 	 	Corporate Bonuses:
	
              (Determined
                by the Board of Directors Quarterly = 0-1.0%)

            
	 	 	Profit Sharing: 	(Determined by the Board of
              Directors
              Quarterly = 0-1.0%)

    

     

    (This
      arrangement shall remain in effect as long as SVMI is a capitalized
      corporation)

    

    
      	 	
              o

            	
              Opening
                Orders = 2.50%

            

    

     

    
      	 	
              o

            	
              1.5% payable
                within 15 days of receipt of PO 

            

    

     

    
      	 	
              o

            	
              1.0% payable
                by the 15th
                day of the month following the month during which an invoice is billed
                and
                than paid. (Same
                schedule as Replenishment Orders)

            

      	 	 	 

    

    
      	 	
              o

            	
              Ongoing
                Replenishment Orders = 1.50%

              
                1.5%
                  payable by the 15th
                  day of the month, following the month during which
                  an invoice is billed and
                  paid.

              

            

    

     

    EXAMPLES:

     

    Opening
      Orders by Various Trading Partners (accounts) within the territory are placed
      in
      early July totaling $12,500,000. The orders are posted for Ship Dates in
      September. 

     

    Net
      Invoice Value of the orders is $10,000,000, due to terms and opening order
      allowances for several of the accounts. Therefore, commission accrues on
      $10,000,000 in sales.

     

    
      	< Opening
              Orders:
              2.50% > 	$12,500,000
	Net Invoices: (less
              deducts)	$10,000,000
	
              1.5%
                payable July:

            	($150,000)
	
              1.0%
                payable Oct 15th:

            	($100,000)

    

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
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    In
      October, current Trading Partners place Replenishment orders of $12,500,000
      for
      standard ship (5 day lead). Net Invoice Value is $10,000,000 due to terms of
      payment:

    
      
        	<
                Replenishment
                Orders:
                1.50% >	
                $12,500,000

              
	
                Net
                  Invoice (less deducts)

              	
                $10,000,000

              
	
                 

              	  
	
                1.5%
                  payable Nov 15th:

              	($150,000)

      

    

    

    ADDITIONAL
      EXAMPLES:

    

    Team
      Override commissions:
      1.10%

    

    All
      generated Corporate Annual Sales = (Net) $100 Million
      Dollars

    Team
      override commission
      from the corporation given to the CEO = $1,100,000.oo

    

    Corporate
      Bonuses:
      1.00% Annual
      - (Determined by the Board of Directors Quarterly =
      0-1.0%)

    

    All
      generated Corporate Annual Sales = (Net) $100 Million
      Dollars

    Corporate
      Bonus
      from the corporation given to the CEO = $1,000,000.oo

    

    Profit
      Sharing:
      1.00% Annual
      - (Determined by the Board of Directors Quarterly =
      0-1.0%)

    

    All
      generated Corporate Annual Sales = (Net) $100 Million
      Dollars

    Profit
      Sharing
      from the corporation given to the CEO = $1,000,000.oo

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    SVMI
      - CEO AGREEMENT 

     STRATEGIC
      ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT

    

    INDEMNIFICATION
      and EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE

    

    Contingencies:
      

    Both
      the undersigned Consultant or Employee and the Savi-Companies agree that
      the BY
      - LAWS and ARTICLES of (SVMI) Savi Media Group, Inc shall in every written
      or
      verbal agreement take precedence over all past, present, and future agreements,
      contracts, relationships, additional or any implied agreements, contracts,
      and
      any type of relationshp and shall be adhered to in all circumstances for the
      duration of all direct and indirect relationships with Savi Media Group and
      it’s
      Officers, Directos, Constituents, and Shareholders. Both the undersigned
      Consultant or Employee and the Savi-Companies shall indemnify and hold each
      other harmless from all costs and expenses, including reasonable attorney's
      fees, incurred by the Consultant or Company as a result of a breach or any
      omission hereof by the undersigned Company or Consultant or Employee. The
      undersigned parties hereto hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless each
      other the undersigned party, both the Consultant and the Company - SaVi Media
      Group, Inc., the Attorneys and Auditors, including their owners, partners,
      employees and consultants, from and against any and all losses, claims,
damages,
      obligations, assessments, penalties, judgments, awards, omissions, and any
      and
      all other liabilities (collectively, "Liabilities"). Further, all of the
      representations and warranties of the undersigned Consultant or Company
      contained herein and all information furnished by the undersigned Company to
      the
      Consultant and vice versa are true, correct and complete in all respects, and
      both the undersigned Consultant or Employee agrees to notify SVMI immediately
      of
      any change in stock position, or any representation, warranty or other
      information set forth herein. 

    In
      addendum, the Consultant or employee will additionally agree to abide by all
      U.S. Federal and State laws, will sign and abide by a Confidentiality Agreement,
      and will conduct him / her self in every way that is legal, ethical, and moral
      or Savi Media Group may hold the consultant / employee liable and require
      restitution from any damages due to intentionally breaking the law and / or
      deliberately harming and / or breaking agreements with Savi Media Group of
      which
      shall include reasonable legal fees if incurred. The Consultant or employee
      shall also be deemed an independent contractor and will not hold Savi Media
      Group liable for any Insurance benefits, workman’s comp claims, any type
      medical, etc. The Consultant / Advisor or Employee shall bear their
      out-of-pocket costs and expenses incident to performing the Consulting Services,
      with a right of reimbursement from the Company if such expenses are pre-approved
      by the Company and if SaviCorp is adequately
      capitalized. THE
      ADVISOR / PARTNER IS RESPONSIBLE TO CONSULT HIS OWN FINANCIAL, TAX, AND LEGAL
      ADVISORS, SEPARATE FROM SVMI, AND IN ACCORDANCE WILL PAY ALL TAXES INCURRED
      BY
      CONSULTANT FEES, SALARIES, PAY OUTS OF ANY KIND, THE GRATIS AND/OR DISTRIBUTION
      OF 144 OR ANY -TYPE SHARES OF STOCK AND SHALL BE DONE PROMPTLY WHEN TAXES BECOME
      DUE AND PAYABLE. Tax
      liabilities shall be... 

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
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    implemented
      on a 1099 and paid out thereto or however the company deems suitable to pay
      his
      / her own taxes or they may donate the proceeds to any charitable organization
      or foundation or they may rescind this compensation and have the company
      directly donate the proceeds to any charitable organization and / or
      foundation. Concerning
      severability, every provision of this Agreement is intended to be severable.
      If
      any term or provision hereof is deemed unlawful or invalid for any reason
      whatsoever, such unlawfulness or invalidity shall not affect the validity of
      this Agreement. SAVI
      MEDIA GROUP, & ALL ITS REPRESENTATIVES WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY
      UNAUTHORIZED EXPENSES OR TAXES INCURRED BY THE CONSULTANT. SAVI MEDIA GROUP,
      & ALL ITS REPRESENTATIVES WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY ERROR IN JUDGMENT, OR
      ANY ACT TAKEN OR OMITTED IN GOOD FAITH, ANY MISTAKE OF THE LAW, OR ANY MISTAKE
      OF FACT. ____
      /
____

    

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     Confidentiality
      Agreement Accepted:
      Confidential Information.    As used in this Agreement,
      Confidential Information means all nonpublic information disclosed by or
      relating to the Corporation that is designated as confidential or that, given
      the nature of the information or the circumstances surrounding its disclosure,
      reasonably should be considered as confidential. Confidential Information
      includes, (1) all nonpublic information relating to the Corporation’s
      technology, customers, business plans, promotional and marketing activities,
      finances and other business affairs, and (2) all third-party information that
      the Corporation is obligated to keep confidential. Confidential Information
      may
      be contained in tangible materials, such as drawings, data, specifications,
      reports and computer programs, or may be in the nature of unwritten knowledge
      gathered from SVMI-Corporate Board or Staff Meetings.

     

     Non-Circumvention
      Accepted:
      While neither party shall be obliged by this Agreement to consummate a business
      transaction with the other Party, the confidant further warrants, covenants,
      and
      agrees as follows: a. Not
      to circumvent or attempt to circumvent or permit another, directly or
      indirectly, to circumvent the proprietary rights of the Company in any way;
      b.
      Not to claim, assign, transfer, or interfere with any rights, title, or interest
      to or in any Proprietary Information disclosed by the Company under this
      Agreement. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as granting any license,
      patent, copyright, or trademark rights; and c. Not
      to use the Proprietary Information disclosed by the Company for anything except
      the Intended Purpose, nor to use such Proprietary Information for independent
      development, nor to use it directly or indirectly with any third party or
      parties, all of which non-circumvention obligations shall permanently survive
      this Agreement.

     

    BOTH
      THE CORPORATION AND THE CONSULTANT HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE PROCESS BY WHICH
      THE ADVISOR / PARTNER PRODUCES SAID STRATEGIC MARKET PLANS AND / OR METIER
      ADVICE INCLUDES PERMISSION TO SAVI MEDIA GROUP (SVMI) TO MAKE PUBLIC THAT THE
      ADVISOR / PARTNER DID JOIN THE SVMI TEAM AND ADVISORY BOARD AND WITH THE OFFICE
      HELD ALONG WITH ALL THE ACTIVITES HEREIN LISTED AS PUBLIC
      KNOWLEDGE.

    
 

     

    X_/s/
      MARIO PROCOPIO_Date 8-30-2006

     SAVI
      - AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL

     

    

     

    X_/s/
      GREG SWEENEY
      Date 8-30-2006

     ADVISOR
      / PARTNER - Greg
      Sweeney

    

    
      
        
        

      

      
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    SVMI
      - CEO AGREEMENT 

    STRATEGIC
      ADVISORY BOARD AGREEMENT

    

    Miscellaneous. This
      Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties concerning this
      Agreement and any subject matter herein, and may not be amended, modified,
      or
      waived except in writing signed by the parties. This Agreement shall inure
      only
      to the benefit of the parties hereto and their successors and permitted assigns,
      and may not be assigned by either party without the other party’s prior written
      consent. Should any clause or portion of this Agreement be deemed invalid,
      void,
      or otherwise unenforceable, the remainder of this Agreement shall remain in
      full
      force and effect as written. The length of this Agreement will continue as
      an
      ongoing agreement with a minimum period of six (6) months commencing on the
      date
      of final signatures of authorization for this agreement by the Parties.
      Following the six (6) month guarantee period as defined in the length of
      agreement, either party may dissolve this agreement with a 60 day written
      notice. In the event of a dissolved agreement, the effective termination date
      shall be defined as 60 days after the terminated party receives written notice
      and all subsequent residual income, commissions, salaries, financial
      liabilities, or varied debts of any kind owed to the consultant / employee
      will
      be eradicated and terminated. This Agreement may be signed in multiple
      counterparts, each of which taken together shall constitute one and the same
      instrument. Facsimile signatures shall have the effect of delivered originals.
      This written agreement shall note the express acceptance of all its parts from
      both parties and shall constitute a valid and binding Agreement between SaVi
      and
Greg
      Sweeney
      as of the date below.

    

     

    IN
      WITNESS WHEREOF, the
      parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be duly executed and faxed to
      SVMI
      Corporate Office @ Fax # 714-740-0300, 

     

    Executed
      on the 28thDay
      of August,
      2006.

    

     

    SAVI
      MEDIA GROUP, INC., ET AL

    

     

    X_/s/
      MARIO PROCOPIO_Date 8-30-2006

     SAVI
      - AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL

     

    

     

    X_/s/
      GREG SWEENEY
      Date 8-30-2006

     ADVISOR
      / PARTNER - Greg
      Sweeney

    

    
      
        
        

      

      
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