Connecting Point Communications Helps Client PRISMIQ Win CES Award

December 15, 2003 – San Francisco, CA. Connecting Point Communications today announced that its client, PRISMIQ, Inc., a leader in networked entertainment devices and software, has received the 2004 CES Innovations award from the Consumer Electronics Association for its new product, the PRISMIQ MediaPlayer/Recorder (MP/R).

The PRISMIQ MP/R is the next generation in entertainment gateways – a diskless digital video recorder (DVR), a full-featured digital media hub for playback of personal media stored on home PCs, and an IP set-top box.

“We are very proud to win the CES Innovations award for our new product,” said Brad Kayton, VP of Marketing and Business Development for PRISMIQ. “Working closely with our team at Connecting Point Communications, we won every major award in home media networking this past year, and this is a great start to what we hope will be another year of public recognitions for PRISMIQ products.”

“PRISMIQ is one of those rare companies where the products are so good that our job becomes very easy,” said Christine Boehlke, founder and CEO of Connecting Point. “We’ve had a great time helping them get the recognition they deserve, are thrilled at this latest, very important endorsement from CES and know there will be many more such milestones to come in 2004.”

Connecting Point Communications is one of North America's leading independent public relations firms. Founded in 2003 by Christine and William Boehlke, formerly CEOs of Phase Two Strategies, and headquartered in San Francisco, Connecting Point Communications connects clients with the people who will help them succeed.

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