SeaWell Networks to Present at the Open Content Aware Networks (OCEAN) Summit

Toronto, Canada – Sept 07, 2010 —SeaWell Networks Inc., an emerging provider of Internet video distribution products, announced today that they will be participating in the OCEAN Workshop on Internet Content Distribution at the European Broadcasters Union (EBU) Headquarters in Geneva September 7th 2010. The presentation will address technical, business and strategic issues related to content delivery over the internet.

OCEAN stands for “Open ContEnt Aware Networks” and is a 3-year European Commission funded project, which started in February 2010. Its mission is to design and develop a second-generation open content delivery system that will significantly improve the efficiency of the overall internet distribution mechanism.

“The OCEAN technology is of high interest for broadcasters and content providers as it can bring down internet content delivery costs and foster multi-vendor equipment solutions,” said Andy Beach, Chief Evangelist for SeaWell Networks. “We are pleased to join other industry leaders and share information on how a network-controlled, content-aware, highly scalable and adaptive content delivery technique will dramatically impact broadband delivery.”

The OCEAN system performs content caching in the broadband cabinets and exchanges, thus bringing the media files much closer to the end user than traditional CDNs. This additional caching layer is complementary to the traditional CDNs (such as Akamai, Limelight, Level3) and is interoperable with them.

About SeaWell Networks

SeaWell Networks Inc. is a provider of Internet video delivery products designed for use by content producers and their content delivery partner organizations. SeaWell combines video compression standards and network level intelligence to uniquely create and deliver a high-quality viewing experience online while significantly reducing the cost of distribution. For more information see www.seawellnetworks.com