Document:

THIS HEADS OF AGREEMENT made this 17th day of December,1999

BETWEEN

InfoCast  Corporation a company incorporated in Nevada with registered office at
Lisle,  Illinios  represented  by Mr A.  T.  Griffis,  Co-Chairman  (hereinafter
referred to as "INFOCAST")

and

InfoCast  (Australasia)  Limited  (ACN 090 413 200) a  company  incorporated  in
Australia with registered office at 201 Great Eastern Highway,  Belmont, WA 6104
represented by James David Taylor (hereinafter referred to as " IAL")

collectively known as the PARTIES

WHEREAS:

INFOCAST  owns or is developing  certain  technologies,  including  licences and
software, as well as business,  technical and marketing expertise in relation to
providing  services in the fields of Application  Service  Provider (ASP) and in
particular  Virtual  Cell Centers  (VCC),  Teleworks  and  Distance  Learning as
detailed  in  its  Business  Plan  hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  "Licensed
Technology".

WHEREAS:

IAL desires to license the Licensed Technology for development of business based
on the Licensed Technology in the Australasian region.

NOW  THEREFORE in  consideration  of mutual  promises and  covenants the parties
agree as follows:

Article  - Definitions

            "Australasia"  means  Australia,  New  Zealand,  the  islands of the
            Southern  Pacific  Ocean,  China,  Hong  Kong,  Vietnam,   Cambodia,
            Thailand, Laos, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines

            "Licensed  Region"  means the  region in which IAL has the rights to
            develop  the  business  of  the  Licensed  Technology,  which  shall
            comprise Australasia.

            "Licensed Technology" means the licences and software, and business,
            technical and marketing  experience owned by INFOCAST in relation to
            providing  services in the fields of  Application  Service  Provider
            (ASP) and in particular Virtual Cell Centers (VCC),  Teleworking and
            Distance  Learning  as detailed in the  INFOCAST  Business  Plan and
            includes any future developments of refinements except New Rights.

"New Rights" means new technologies,  whether owned or licensed,  outside of the
areas defined in the Licensed Technology.

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Article 2 - Grant of License

2.1         To the extent  permitted  under its  agreements  with third parties,
            INFOCAST shall grant the following exclusive license to IAL to:

            i)          develop  and  market  the  Licensed  Technology  in  the
                        Licensed Region;

            ii)         enter  into  partnerships  which are  beneficial  to the
                        development and marketing of the Licensed Technology;

`           iii)        transfer the Licensed  Technology  to a new  corporation
                        ("NEWCO") for the purpose of raising finance,  expanding
                        the business of the Licensed  Technology  or  increasing
                        the  value of the  Licensed  Technology.  Any  rights or
                        obligations  under this  Agreement  shall  automatically
                        transfer  from IAL to NEWCO and NEWCO  will enter into a
                        new licensing agreement with INFOCAST.

            IAL, NEWCO and any partnerships of IAL and NEWCO are prohibited from
            offering to do business based on the Licensed  Technology outside of
            the Licensed Region.

Article 3 - Disclosure of Licensed Technologies

3.1         INFOCAST shall disclose the Licensed Technologies to IAL or NEWCO in
            a timely  fashion and shall not  withhold  any  information.  To the
            extent  permitted,  any new developments or refinements  which shall
            mean new patents or technologies  concerning the Licensed Technology
            shall be disclosed to IAL for IAL to use in the Australasian  region
            and for the  purpose  of this  Agreement  shall  become  part of the
            Licensed Technology other than New Rights.

Article 4 - Technical Assistance

4.1         INFOCAST shall provide IAL with technical assistance relating to the
            development, marketing and implementation of the Licensed Technology
            including   its   adaptation  of  a   non-material   nature  to  the
            Australasian  region.  Such  assistance  shall  include  but  not be
            limited to sending INFOCAST personnel to the Australasian  region on
            an agreed  basis,  training  IAL  personnel  in the  North  American
            offices,  access to manuals and marketing  strategies  and generally
            providing  assistance to ensure the  successful  implementation  and
            development of the Licensed Technology. The PARTIES acknowledge that
            the technical  assistance  provided by INFOCAST is intended to train
            and transfer the Licensed  Technology to IAL's  personnel  including
            assistance  with marketing and shall not be construed as an offer to
            run the business.

Article 5 - Consideration

5.1         For the disclosure and right to use the INFOCAST Licensed Technology
            and for the ongoing technical assistance IAL shall pay to INFOCAST:

A)          License Fee

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            i)          A First  License Fee of  US$250,000  payable nine months
                        after signing of this  Agreement or at the completion of
                        capital   raising   where   the  net   proceeds   exceed
                        US$2,000,000, whichever occurs first.

            ii)         A second  License  Fee of  US$250,000  payable 15 months
                        after the signing of this Agreement.

            iii)        An ongoing  License Fee of  US$500,000  every six months
                        starting 21 months after the signing of this Agreement.

            iv)         In the event that IAL  completes a public  fund  raising
                        greater than  Australian  $5 million  prior to 21 months
                        after the signing of this Agreement the ongoing  license
                        fee in (iii)  above will  commence  immediately  and any
                        unpaid fees in (i) and (ii) above will be cancelled.

B)          Royalty

            A  Royalty  of 0.5  (one-half  of one) per cent of  revenue  that is
            derived  from  the  sales  generated  from  the  INFOCAST   Licensed
            Technology during IAL' first year of operation and increasing to 1.5
            (one and a half)  per  cent  commencing  in year  two and each  year
            thereafter.  The  royalty  will be  capped  to the  extent  that the
            licensing fees and royalty payments will  cumulatively not exceed 15
            (fifteen)   per  cent  of  IAL'   annual  net   profit   after  tax.
            Notwithstanding this limitation,  the semi-annual  licensing fees of
            US $500,000 will always be due and payable regardless of IAL' profit
            margin. Equity

C           Equity

            After the setting up of the corporate structure in Australia and the
            raising of the initial  seed capital  INFOCAST  will own 20% (twenty
            per cent) of the issued capital of the new corporate  structure.  At
            any future capital raisings INFOCAST will have the right to maintain
            its equity by contributing on the terms and conditions of the future
            capital raising.

5.2         In the event  that the  payments  made to  INFOCAST  are  subject to
            taxation and such taxes are required to be withheld from the payment
            to  INFOCAST  then IAL shall  withhold  the tax from the  payment to
            INFOCAST  provided  however  that IAL shall  obtain the  appropriate
            certificates  proving  such tax payment and shall  provide  INFOCAST
            with such certificates.

Article 6 - Report and Payment

6.1         IAL shall  report in writing the revenue  generated  by IAL, and the
            amount of royalty to be paid  within  thirty (30) days from the last
            day of every half of calendar  year  (January 1st - June 30th;  July
            1st - December  31st) during the term of this  Agreement  and within
            thirty (30) days from expiration or termination of this Agreement.

6.2         IAL shall pay the royalty to INFOCAST by the due date of each report
            provided in Article 6.1 hereof.  Such  payments  shall be made in US
            dollars.

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Article 7 - Report and Audit

7.1         IAL shall  maintain  accurate  books  and  records,  which  show the
            revenue  and keep  them  for two (2)  years  from  the due  dates of
            royalty  payments.  IAL shall permit an independent  accounting firm
            designated by INFOCAST to audit  aforesaid  books and records as may
            be necessary  to confirm the royalty  described in Article 5 hereof;
            provided,  however,  such  audit  shall be  performed  during  IAL's
            ordinary  business  hours not more than once a year.  INFOCAST shall
            notify IAL of such audit with ten (10) days prior written notice.

Article 8 - First Refusal

8.1         Where INFOCAST,  acting on its own or in any  collaborative  venture
            with a third party:

            (a)         obtains New Rights; and

            (b)         wishes to license the New Rights,

            INFOCAST  must first  offer to license the New Rights to IAL for the
            Licensed Region on commercially reasonable terms.

8.2         Having  regard to the  provisions of Article 20.1 (which will ensure
            that IAL has advance notice of emerging New Rights),  any offer made
            by  INFOCAST  under  Article  8.1  will  be  open  for   discussion,
            negotiation  and acceptance for a period of sixty (60) days from the
            date of the offer under Article 8.1 to IAL.

8.3         If any such offer under  Article 8.1 is not  accepted  within  sixty
            (60) days, the offer will lapse and INFOCAST will be free to license
            the New Rights to any party on terms no better than those offered to
            IAL.

Article 9 - Term and Termination

9.1         INFOCAST  shall have the right to  terminate  this  Agreement in the
event that IAL becomes bankrupt or insolvent.

9.2         In the event that IAL has not achieved the following  sales from the
            INFOCAST Licensed Technology by the date shown:

            -  $10  million  two  years  after  INFOCAST  achieves  sales of $10
               million;

            -  $20  million  three years after  INFOCAST  achieves  sales of $20
               million;

            -  $40  million  three years after  INFOCAST  achieves  sales of $40
               million;

            then INFOCAST will have the right to license the Licensed Technology
            for the Licensed Region to a second party who may compete with IAL.

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9.3         In the event either party  ("Breaching  Party") breaches any term or
            condition of this Agreement,  the other party (Non-breaching Party")
            may  terminate  this  Agreement  if such  Breaching  Party  does not
            correct  such  breaches  within  sixty (60) days from the receipt of
            written notice of breach given by the Non-breaching party; or

9.4         In the event that this Agreement is lawfully terminated by INFOCAST,
            IAL will immediately lose all rights provided under this Agreement.

            To  the  extent  permitted,  in  the  event  that  INFOCAST  becomes
            bankrupt,  insolvent or any other similar  situation,  then IAL will
            automatically  have  the  rights  to  the  Licensed  Technology  and
            everything that has been disclosed previously.

9.5         In the event that IAL is solely prohibited from carrying on business
            from any country in the Licensed  Region then INFOCAST will have the
            right to license the Licensed  Technology  to a second party who may
            compete with IAL in that country.

Article 10 - Confidentiality

10.1        During the term of this Agreement, the parties hereto shall keep the
            conditions of this Agreement  confidential and shall not disclose to
            any third party except in the following cases;

i)          the party obtains prior written consent from the other party;

ii)         disclosure is required by the competent governmental authorities;

iii)        disclosure is required by applicable laws;

iv)         disclosure is required for raising of finance; or

v)          disclosure is necessary to be made to an attorney who represents the
            disclosing party.

10.2        During the term of this Agreement,  the parties shall keep the trade
            secrets of the other party,  including  the  Licensed  Technologies,
            disclosed by the other party, confidential and shall not disclose to
            any third party except in the following cases:

            (a)         such  disclosed  information  was  already  known to the
                        public at the time of the disclosure,  or becomes public
                        through patent  applications,  publications  or sales of
                        the products which utilise the Licensed Technologies;

            (b)         the disclosing  party obtains prior written consent from
                        the other party for disclosure;

            (c)         such  information  was  disclosed  by the  order  of the
                        court,   request  of   administrative   agencies  or  in
                        accordance with the requirement under the laws;

            (d)         the disclosing  party obtains such  information from any
                        third   party   without   owing   any    confidentiality
                        obligation; or

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            (e)         such information necessarily becomes public by the sales
                        of the Licensed Technology.

10.3        In case either party  disclosed the  conditions of this Agreement or
            trade secret of the another party such  disclosing  party shall have
            the other party bear the same confidentiality obligation as provided
            in Articles 10.1 and 10.2 herein.

Article 11 - Representation and Warranty

INFOCAST represents and warrants the following:

i)          INFOCAST  is the  legitimate  owner  of all  rights,  ownership  and
            interests of the Licensed Technologies;

ii)         INFOCAST has the right to execute this Agreement; and

iii)        There is no written, oral or implied transfer, permission,  license,
            mortgage, debt or agreement interfering with this Agreement.

Article 12 - Assignment

This Agreement or any right hereunder,  in whole or in part, voluntarily or not,
except  those  anticipated  by  Article  2 shall not be in any case  subject  to
assignment  or transfer by either party  without  prior  written  consent of the
other party, and such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.

Article 13 - Communications

All  communications  required hereunder shall be in writing and shall be sent by
postage prepaid mail,  courier,  facsimile,  telex or telegram  addressed to the
other  party to the above  mentioned  address or at any other  address as may be
furnished  to  the  notifying  party  in  accordance  with  this  Article.  Each
communication shall be deemed to have been sufficiently given when the addressee
receives such communication from the notifying party.

Article 14 - Force Majeure

Neither party shall be liable to the other party for  non-performance  or breach
of any term or condition of this Agreement if such  non-performance or breach is
caused by Acts of God, strikes, fires, floods, or restrictions by administrative
authorities  or any other  cause  beyond  the  reasonable  control  of the party
including delay in the transfer or adaptation of the Licensed  Technology to the
Licensed Region.

Article 15 - Arbitration

The parties  hereto shall make best efforts to solve the disputes  arising from,
relating to or in connection  with this Agreement in amicable  manners.  In case
such  disputes are not solved  within  ninety (90) days from  occurrence of such
disputes,  the disputes shall be, upon the application of either party,  settled
by arbitration rendered by one or more arbitrators  nominated in accordance with
the Arbitration Rules of the International  Chamber of Commerce in Toronto.  The
award to be rendered shall be final.

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Article 16 - Governing Law

This Agreement  shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of
the Province of Ontario and the Federal Laws of Canada.
Article 17 - Entire Agreement

This Agreement  constitutes the entire agreement between the parties  concerning
the subject matters of this Agreement and supersedes all previous agreements and
other communications, whether in writing or oral.

Article 18 - Waiver

Any failure of either  party to enforce,  at any time or for any period of time,
any of the  provisions of this  Agreement  shall not be construed as a waiver of
such  provisions  or of the right of the party  thereafter  to enforce  each and
every such provision.

Article 19 - Severability

In the event that any provision  hereof is found violating or inconsistent  with
any law or  regulation,  both  parties  shall have a meeting  to make  necessary
amendment to this Agreement.  The validity,  legality and  enforceability of any
provision  hereof  shall not be  affected  or impaired in any way by any holding
that any other provision or provisions contained herein are invalid,  illegal or
unenforceable in any respect.

Article 20 - Improvements

20.1        Subject   to  the  rights  of  any  third   party   engaged  in  any
            collaborative development program with INFOCAST the parties agree to
            regularly exchange  technical  information about any improvements to
            the Licensed Technologies developed by either of the parties.

20.2        If IAL develops any improvements to the Licensed  Technologies,  IAL
            may apply for patent and technology protection of those improvements
            in any countries; and

Article 21 - Definitive Agreement

21.1        The Parties  agree that this Heads of  Agreement  shall be the basis
            for a Definitive  Licensing  Agreement to be executed by the Parties
            within three (3) months of the signing of this Agreement.

IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  each of the parties hereto has caused this Agreement to be
executed   as  of  the  date  first  above   written  by  its  duly   authorised
representatives.

For and on behalf of                         For and on behalf of
INFOCAST CORPORATION                         IAL
/s/ A T Griffis                               /s/ James D Taylor
---------------------------------------      -----------------------------------
Name:    A T Griffis                         Name:  James D Taylor

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Date: December 17, 1999                           Date: December 17, 1999
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MINUTES OF SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

AMONG:

                  APPLIED COURSEWARE TECHNOLOGY, INC., a company formed
                  pursuant to the laws of the Province of New Brunswick,

                  (hereinafter called "ACT");

                                                               OF THE FIRST PART

                  - and -

                  GERARD COSTELLO, an individual resident in Fredericton, New
                  Brunswick,

                  (hereinafter referred to as "Gerard")

                                                              OF THE SECOND PART

                  -and-

                  FAYE COSTELLO, an individual resident in Fredericton, New
                  Brunswick,

                  (hereinafter referred to as "Faye")

                                                               OF THE THIRD PART

                  JOSEPH COSTELLO, an individual resident in Fredericton, New
                  Brunswick,

                  (hereinafter referred to as "Joseph")

                                                              OF THE FOURTH PART

                  -and-

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                  INFOCAST CANADA CORPORATION, a company formed pursuant to
                  the laws of the Province of Ontario

                  (hereinafter referred to as "Infocast Canada")

                                                               OF THE FIFTH PART

                  -and-

                  INFOCAST CORPORATION, a company formed pursuant to the laws of
                  the State of Nevada,

                  (hereinafter referred to as "Infocast U.S.);

                                                               OF THE SIXTH PART

RECITALS

                  WHEREAS  ACT and  Infocast  Canada  signed a letter  of intent
dated  February  10,  1999 (the  "Letter of  Intent")  with regard to a proposed
transaction  by which  Infocast  Canada  would  acquire  100% of the  issued and
outstanding shares of ACT;

                  AND WHEREAS by share  purchase  agreement  dated as of May 13,
1999 (the  "Purchase  Agreement"),  Infocast  Canada  agreed to purchase and the
shareholders of ACT, including Gerard and Faye, agreed to sell all of the common
shares of ACT subject to certain terms and conditions;

                  AND WHEREAS pursuant to an escrow agreement made May 10, 1999,
the closing of the Purchase Agreement was held in escrow,  pending due diligence
and the satisfaction of certain conditions;

                  AND  WHEREAS  the  parties  have  been  involved  in a dispute
concerning  whether those certain terms and conditions have been met, along with
other outstanding issues;

                  AND  WHEREAS  each  of  the  parties   hereto  have   expended
considerable time and effort to complete the terms of the Purchase Agreement;

                  AND WHEREAS  ACT,  particularly  through the efforts of Gerard
and  Faye,  in  order  to  comply  with  the  conditions  set out in the  Escrow
Agreement,  has  substantially  altered its  business in efforts to complete the
Purchase Agreement, and as a result has foregone other business opportunities;

                                       -2-

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                  AND  WHEREAS  the   parties   have  agreed  to  settle   their
differences with regard to the Purchase Agreement without admission of liability
on behalf of any of the parties,  by implementing the provisions set out in this
Settlement Agreement;

                  NOW  THEREFORE  in   consideration  of  the  mutual  covenants
hereinafter set forth,  and other good and valuable  consideration,  the receipt
and  sufficiency  of which is hereby  acknowledged,  the parties hereby agree as
follows:

1. The parties hereto  acknowledge  and agree that the Recitals are accurate and
form part of this Agreement.

2.  Forthwith  upon the execution of these Minutes of Settlement by all parties,
ACT,  Gerard  and Faye  agree to return  promptly,  but in no event  later  than
January 7, 2000, to Infocast Canada or as it may further direct,  the assets and
work in progress,  as specifically  set out in Schedule "A" attached hereto (the
"Assets").  Infocast  Canada and Infocast U.S. agree and  acknowledge  that ACT,
Gerard and Faye may retain  copies of and may  continue  to use and  exploit the
intellectual property it contributed to the Learning Management System,  Digital
Exchange Library and courseware production or conversion techniques.

3.  Forthwith  upon the execution of these Minutes of Settlement by all parties,
Infocast shall provide a certified  cheque made payable to ACT, in the principal
sum of  $100,000.00  as  payment  for the  Assets  and as  re-reimbursement  for
expenses incurred by ACT, Gerard and Faye relating to the Purchase Agreement.

4.  Forthwith  upon the execution of these Minutes of Settlement by all parties,
Infocast  U.S.  and  Infocast  Canada will  deliver  share  certificates  for an
aggregate of 200,000  shares of Infocast  U.S.  (the  "Settlement  Shares"),  as
follows:

         (a)      a share  certificate  for  100,000  shares of  Infocast  U.S.,
                  registered in the name of Gerard; and

         (b)      a share  certificate  for  100,000  shares of  Infocast  U.S.,
                  registered in the name of Faye.

The parties acknowledge that the shares delivered to Gerard and Faye pursuant to
the provisions of these Minutes of Settlement are to be registered in the United
States and may be sold according to the provisions  attached  hereto as Schedule
"B". The  Settlement  Shares,  prior to any sale  according to the provisions of
Schedule "B",  will be held by Weir & Foulds as escrow agent.  In the event that
the  provisions  of Schedule "B" are not fully  complied  with by any party with
obligations and responsibilities  thereunder (the "Defaulting Party"),  then the
parties  acknowledge  that the  Release  received  by the  Defaulting  Party and
exchanged  under paragraph 5 of these Minutes of Settlement will have no further
force or effect.

                                       -3-

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5.  Forthwith  upon execution of these Minutes of Settlement by all the parties,
each of the parties hereto shall each execute and exchange  Releases,  the forms
of which are attached hereto as Schedules "C" and "D" respectively.

6. Infocast Canada and Infocast U.S. herewith forgive the $140,000.00 Note dated
March 25, 1999 (the "Note") payable by ACT. The Release referred to in paragraph
5 above from  Infocast U.S. and Infocast  Canada hereby  includes a release with
regard to any obligations under the Note, which Note is hereby forgiven in full,
with no further payment  obligations in any manner  whatsoever owing from any of
ACT, Gerard or Faye.

7.  Each of the  parties  hereto  agree to keep the  terms of these  Minutes  of
Settlement confidential and represent and warrant that on and after December 30,
1999, they shall not disclose such terms to any other party, other than to legal
counsel,  professional  advisors,  or as  required  by law,  including,  without
limitation,  the  securities  laws of any  province of Canada,  the  Republic of
Germany,  or of the  United  States of  America  or the  rules,  regulations  or
policies of the NASDAQ Stock  Market,  the  Frankfurt  Stock Market or any other
stock  exchange  or market  where the  shares of  Infocast  U.S.  are  listed or
Infocast U.S. has applied for listing, and each acknowledges to the other that a
breach of this  confidentiality  provision  will  entitle each of them and their
affiliates to immediate injunctive relief.

8. With respect to the subject matter of this Settlement Agreement, it is agreed
that this Settlement Agreement:

         (a)      sets forth the entire  agreement  between the  parties  hereto
                  relating  to the  settlement  of all  matters  related  to the
                  Purchase Agreement and any persons who have in the past or who
                  are now representing any of the parties hereto;

         (b)      supersedes all prior understandings and communications between
                  the parties hereto or any of them, oral or written; and

         (c) constitutes the entire agreement between the parties hereto.

Each party hereto acknowledges and represents that this Settlement  Agreement is
entered  into after  full  investigation  and that no party is relying  upon any
statement or representation made by any other which is not embodied hereto. Each
party  hereto  acknowledges  that he, she or it shall have no right to rely upon
any  amendment,  promise,  modification,  statement  or  representation  made or
occurring  subsequent to the execution of this Settlement  Agreement  unless the
same is in writing and executed by each of the parties hereto.

9. It is  expressly  agreed  and  understood  that the  executed  copies  of the
Schedules attached hereto are subject to the terms of this Settlement  Agreement
and in particular, paragraph 5 herein.

                                       -4-

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10. It is agreed and understood that this  Settlement  Agreement may be executed
by way of facsimile  transmission and, further, may be executed in any number of
counterparts and all such counterparts  shall, for all purposes,  constitute one
agreement  binding  on the  parties  hereto,  providing  each  party  hereto has
executed  at least  one  counterpart,  and  shall be  deemed  to be an  original
notwithstanding that all parties are not signatory to the same counterpart.

                  DATED the 7th day of January, 2000.

SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED         )        APPLIED COURSEWARE
                                     )         TECHNOLOGY INC.
                                     )
                                     )
                                     )        Per: /s/ Gerard Costello
                                     )             --------------------
/s/                                  )
---------------------------------    )        /s/ Gerard Costello
Witness                              )        -------------------------
                                     )        Gerard Costello
                                     )
/s/                                  )        /s/ Faye Costello
---------------------------------    )        -------------------------
Witness                              )        Faye Costello
                                     )
                                     )        /s/ Joseph Costello
/s/                                  )        -------------------------
---------------------------------    )        Joseph Costello
Witness                              )
                                     )
                                     )        INFOCAST CANADA CORPORATION
                                     )
                                     )
                                     )        Per: /s/
                                     )             --------------------
                                     )
                                     )        INFOCAST CORPORATION
                                     )
                                     )
                                     )        Per: /s/
                                     )             --------------------

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