NHL uses Bell ExpressVu High Definition Personal Video Recorder for Instant Video Replay

TORONTO, April 7, 2008 – Bell Canada is proud to announce that the National Hockey League is using its industry-leading High Definition (HD) Personal Video Recorder (PVR) Digital TV Receivers for Instant Video Replay during the 2008 Stanley Cup playoffs.

“We are pleased to partner with Bell ExpressVu and their leading HD PVR technology for the excitement and drama that is the Stanley Cup playoffs," said Keith Wachtel, NHL Senior Vice President, Corporate Sales & Marketing. “The viewer's experience is brought to a whole new level with this technology."

“With exceptional HD picture quality, capacity to record 200 hours of programming and the ability to pause live TV, fast forward, fast reverse and view in slow motion, it’s no wonder that Bell’s HD PVR is the technology of choice for the NHL playoffs,” said Kevin Crull, President, Bell Residential services. “We’re excited to be part of Canada’s favourite pastime and to make the same technology used by the NHL available to hockey fans from coast to coast.”

Available nationally Bell’s latest HD PVR, the dual tuner 9242, is capable of recording up to 30 hours of HD content and 200 hours of standard definition (SD) programming and can be purchased outright for $599 or on rental basis for $20 per month. The 9242 HD PVR also features the unique ability to view and record independent programming on two televisions in two different rooms, all from one receiver.

Additional features of the 9242 HD PVR include an exclusive 30-second commercial skip forward button, plus a 10-second skip back button, display Caller ID on-screen and a user-friendly enhanced electronic programming guide that enables viewers to scan for their favourite shows up to nine days in advance, record an entire series with the touch of a button, view three hours and up to nine channels of programming per screen.

About Bell
Bell is Canada's largest communications company, providing consumers with solutions to all their communications needs, including telephone services, wireless communications, high-speed Internet, digital television and voice over IP. Bell also offers integrated information and communications technology (ICT) services to businesses and governments, and is the Virtual Chief Information Officer (VCIO) to small and medium businesses (SMBs). Bell is proud to be a Premier National Partner and the exclusive Telecommunications Partner to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Bell is wholly owned by BCE Inc. For information on Bell's products and services, please visit www.bell.ca. For corporate information on BCE, please visit www.bce.ca.

About the NHL
The National Hockey League, founded in 1917, is the second-oldest of the four major professional team sports leagues in North America. Today, the NHL consists of 30 Member Clubs, each reflecting the League’s international makeup, with players from more than 20 countries represented on team rosters. According to a Simmons Market Research study, NHL fans are younger, more educated, more affluent, and access content through digital means more than any other sport. The NHL entertains more than 100 million fans each season in-arena and through its partners in national television (VERSUS, NBC, TSN, CBC, RDS, RIS, NASN, NHL Network and HDNet) and radio (Westwood One and XM Radio). Through the NHL Foundation, the League’s charitable arm, the NHL raises money and awareness for Hockey Fights Cancer, Hockey’s All-Star Kids and NHL Diversity, and supports the charitable efforts of all NHL players. For more information on the NHL, log on to NHL.com.

Bell’s new 6141 High Definition receiver meets increasing consumer demand for HD

TORONTO, January 15, 2008 – Bell Canada today announced the availability of its next generation 6141 High Definition (HD) satellite receiver, with outstanding HD picture quality and enhanced functionality. Demand for HD continues to rise across North America, with industry experts predicting HDTVs will account for up to 80% of all new TVs sold in 2008.

“Growing consumer appetite for HDTVs is driving increased demand for HD services,” said Kevin Crull, President, Bell Residential Services. “Bell’s new 6141 receiver delivers the Full HD experience, offering consumers the perfect combination of industry leading HD picture quality and access to more than 60 HD channels, the largest selection in Canada.”

The new 6141 HD digital satellite receiver delivers seamless surfing between standard and high definition channels, an enhanced electronic programming guide (EPG) with options to view up to nine channels and three hours of scheduling per page and state-of-art HDMI interface for superior audio/video connection.

Additional features of the 6141 HD receiver include access to interactive television (iTV), Caller ID on your TV that displays the names and phone number of people of incoming calls, and USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity for future applications and hardware.

The 6141 HD receiver is available across Canada for the purchase price of $299 or rent for $10 per month. For more information on High Definition television in Canada, and ExpressVu digital television products and services, please visit bell.ca/tv

As Canada's High Definition leader, Bell is the only TV provider in Canada offering the Full HD experience with superior HD picture quality, the most HD channels (63) and the best HD receivers including our industry leading 9242 HD PVR Plus.

Bell launches next generation High Definition TV receiver capable of recording 200 hours of programming

TORONTO, October 30, 2007 – Bell Canada today announced the launch of its most advanced High Definition (HD) TV satellite receiver with an integrated Personal Video Recorder (PVR). Available nationally, the 9242 HD PVR Plus is capable of recording up to 30 hours of HD content and 200 hours of standard definition (SD) programming, the most of any HD provider in Canada.

“Bell’s new HDTV receiver and its amazing feature set simply deliver the most advanced digital TV viewing experience," said Kevin Crull, President, Bell Residential Services. “With picture quality 10 times better than regular cable, the most HD channels available, and the best HD PVR, only Bell offers Canadians the Full HD experience."

The 9242 HD PVR Plus features the unique ability to view and record independent programming on two televisions in two different rooms of your home, all from one receiver. The receiver also enables viewers to pause a live show on one television and resume watching on a separate TV.

The new receiver also features name-based recording in addition to broadcast dates and times. Customers can track and record their favourite shows such as House, CSI or Survivor, even if the TV program moves to another time slot or the program length is extended. The 9242 HD PVR delivers accurate recording every time.

The 9242 HD PVR is available across Canada for a purchase price of $599 or on rental basis for $20 per month. Other features of the 9242 HD PVR include:

• Multiple viewing options, including Single Mode that lets viewer watch and record two live programs or record two programs while watching a third, and leverage split screen functionality with picture-in-picture
• Ability to pause live TV, fast forward and fast reverse at four speeds, skip forward or back, plus view in slow motion
• Exclusive 30-second commercial skip forward button, plus a 10-second skip back button
• A user-friendly enhanced electronic programming guide that enables viewers to scan for their favourite shows up to nine days in advance, record an entire series with the touch of a button, view three hours and up to nine channels of programming per screen
• Ability to display Caller ID on-screen
• Front-panel Info Button for instant access to program information
• USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity

Bell is Canada's number one digital TV provider with more than 500 channels to choose from and customizable programming that features 20 theme packs, over 50 pay-per-view channels and international specialty content. As Canada's High Definition leader, ExpressVu offers 62 HD channels, with advanced interactive television (iTV) functionality and programming that includes NFL Sunday Ticket interactive, NHL Centre Ice with Multivu, CBC News Plus, TSN Extra, iTV Weather Network, Buzztime Trivia, Kidswise Edutainment and more.

Bell is the only TV provider in Canada offering the Full HD experience with superior HD picture quality, the most HD channels and the best HD receiver. For more information on High Definition television in Canada, and ExpressVu products and services, please visit bell.ca/tv.

Celebrating 10 years of Digital TV leadership, Bell offers subscribers a chance to witness the launch of the Nimiq 4 television satellite

VANCOUVER, September 17, 2007 – This month, Bell Canada celebrates 10 years of delivering Canada's leading digital television services. The company is marking the milestone by offering Bell Digital TV subscribers a chance to witness the launch of its newest digital TV satellite, Nimiq 4, in the spring of 2008.

“The Nimiq 4 satellite will further enhance our Digital TV services by offering even more High Definition and interactive channels.” said Kevin Crull, President, Bell Residential Services. “With the launch of the new satellite next spring, Bell TV subscribers will continue to see the great service and innovation they've come to expect from us.”

The new TV satellite is being built and launched by leading satellite developer and operator Telesat of Ottawa, and will be launched next spring from the from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, one of the world's longest-serving and largest operational space facilities.

Nimiq 4 launch contest

Bell is offering its more than 1.8 million digital TV customers a chance to enter to win a once-in-a -lifetime trip for two to witness the launch of Nimiq 4, as well as thousands of other prizes. The winners will be flown to St. Petersburg, Russia where they’ll enjoy local tours and sightseeing before heading to the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan to witness first-hand the launch of Nimiq 4.

Full contest details are available online at www.bell.ca/10thanniversary

ExpressVu Digital TV from Bell

Over the past 10 years, ExpressVu Digital TV from Bell has delivered a number of Canadian television industry firsts, including regular national High Definition (HD) broadcasts, the first Personal Video Recorder (PVR), the first PVR to feed more than one TV and the first national interactive TV (iTV).

Bell remains Canada's number one digital television provider with more than 500 channels and customizable programming that features 21 theme packs, more than 50 pay-per-view channels, more than 50 HD channels, advanced interactive functionality, and a broad range international content. Bell also delivers an array of FreeVu! content that includes its HD Concert Series, exclusive specialty programming and sports broadcasts from around the planet.

About Bell

Bell is Canada's largest communications company, providing consumers with solutions to all their communications needs, including telephone services, wireless communications, high-speed Internet, digital television and voice over IP. Bell also offers integrated information and communications technology (ICT) services to businesses and governments, and is the Virtual Chief Information Officer (VCIO) to small and medium businesses (SMBs). Bell is proud to be a Premier National Partner and the exclusive Communications Partner to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Bell is wholly owned by BCE Inc. For information on Bell's products and services, please visit www.bell.ca. For corporate information on BCE, please visit www.bce.ca.

Unique interactive TV and online services for Bell Canadian Open provide fans enhanced experience ‘on par’ with being at Glen Abbey

Bell ExpressVu and Bell Sympatico subscribers will enjoy unsurpassed golf coverage in the comfort of their home September 3, 2004 (Toronto, ON) – For the first time, Canadian golf fans can enjoy a unique ‘green-side’ experience of the Bell Canadian Open from home with Bell ExpressVu’s latest interactive television (iTV) service, Bell Sympatico’s “Live on 18” webcast, and the newly created mikeweir.sympactico.MSN.ca Web site.

Across Canada, Bell ExpressVu subscribers with iTV-ready receivers will have free access to enhanced coverage of the Bell Canadian Open through a multi-cam mosaic featuring multiple video streams, alternate camera angles and up-to-the-minute statistics. Subscribers to Bell Sympatico’s High-Speed services will have free access to unique coverage of the Bell Canadian Open, offering them an enriched experience of the tournament.

“For golf fans who aren’t able to attend the Bell Canadian Open in person, Bell is bringing state of the art technology to transform the coverage of Canada’s pre-eminent golf tournament for its centennial,” said Pierre Blouin, Group President, Consumer Markets, Bell Canada. “As Canada’s leading communications company, we’re celebrating this 100th anniversary milestone by showcasing exciting new technologies from Bell ExpressVu and Bell Sympatico that connect our customers to the action like never before.”

Bell ExpressVu - Enhanced TV viewing

As part of its contribution to the Bell Canadian Open, Bell ExpressVu has joined with CTV, Canada’s number-one private broadcaster, and TSN, Canada’s Sports Leader, to offer exclusive ‘on-demand’ viewing enhancements for customers with iTV-capable receivers. In addition to the regular telecast of the tournament from September 9th to 12th, the Bell Canadian Open iTV service offers viewers access to unique features on channel 276, including:

* Player-Cam – Follow isolated coverage of key golfers;
* Spotlight-Cam – Compare how all the players fare via a dedicated camera focused on key holes of the day;

· Stats & Info – View up-to-the-minute leaderboard information, an on-screen map of the course at Glen Abbey, and final money results;

* Replay – Enjoy “instant replay” of the action with a separate video feed that trails the main telecast by 45-seconds; and
* Highlights - Watch continuous highlights updated throughout the day.

Exclusive bonus coverage on Sympatico.MSN.ca

During the Bell Canadian Open, through a feature called “Live on 18”, subscribers of Sympatico High Speed services will have an exclusive opportunity to witness the final thrilling moments of all four rounds of the Bell Canadian Open from their computer screen at no cost. Shot in High Definition by Bell-dedicated cameras and Webcast at 500Kbps, the extensive online coverage of the 18th hole will include one-of-a-kind coverage, independent of the television broadcast, of every group’s play of the 18th green on Sympatico.MSN.ca.

The coverage of each group will commence with the second shot and will follow that group until they putt out. Names, scores, tournament standings and other statistics will be provided live. Customers will also have exclusive access to the Bell Canadian Open press room feed bringing post-round interviews, in their entirety, live.

Keep track of Mike Weir and other Canadian golfers

To connect golf enthusiasts to an exceptional online golf experience, Sympatico and MikeWeir.com have formed www.mikeweir.sympatico.MSN.ca. The co-branded online destination is part of Bell Canada’s ongoing support of 2003 Masters Champion Mike Weir. MikeWeir.com, powered by the Sympatico.MSN Web site, will feature unique up-to-date and exclusive coverage of Mike Weir throughout the PGA TOUR season, as well as coverage of other Canadians on Tour. Other site features include PGA Tournament Scoring, Handicap Tracking, and exciting diary entries from Mike Weir, his caddy Brennan Little, and other Canadian Golf professionals.

During the Bell Canadian Open, all MikeWeir.com Web site eligible visitors will be able to participate in a special launch contest, running from September 8, 2004 to September 29, 2004. The contest winner will receive a full set of golf clubs and a WeirGolf bag. In addition, on September 6, MikeWeir.com Web site will include never-before-broadcast content from the Mike Weir All Star Challenge, which took place in Sarnia, Ontario at Huron Oaks Golf Club in July. Content will feature exclusive post-round interviews and highlights of Mike Weir’s round.

“Get into the Games”—Bell ExpressVu offers Canadians the most comprehensive and interactive TV experience for the 2004 Olympic Games

Unique applications and exclusive on-screen features simplify and enhance the
viewing enjoyment of the Summer Games for customers across Canada

(TORONTO, ON) August 13, 2004 – Even if you can’t go to Athens to see the 2004 Summer Games, Bell ExpressVu lets you experience the Olympics like never before from the comfort of your home. In time for today’s Opening Ceremonies, Canada’s digital TV leader today launched several unique services to provide subscribers across the country with the ultimate TV viewing experience for the Olympic Games.

Increasing its lead in delivering the most innovative interactive television (iTV) experience in North America, from August 13-29, Bell ExpressVu is offering its subscribers several unique applications and exclusive on-screen features to enhance their viewing enjoyment of the Summer Games, including:

· The Athens 2004 LaunchPad (channel 336) - a bilingual mosaic of four video feeds of Olympic coverage from the CBC, SRC, TSN and RDS provided to all of Bell ExpressVu’s customers, regardless of the programming package to which they subscribe;

· CBC Sports Plus (channel 335) on-demand information and up-to-the-minute statistics on the competition in Athens;

· A customized grouping of all 12 channels showing Olympic coverage during the Games on its electronic program guide (EPG) from channels 335 to 346; and

· A new iTV LaunchPad on Channel 275 (Channel 181 in French), re-designed to be easier to use, with quicker access to a selection of interactive TV services.

“Delivering on our commitment to provide consumers with the most innovative television experience in North America, we are connecting Canadians to the 2004 Summer Games with the power of interactive TV,” said Tim McGee, President, Bell ExpressVu. “Bell ExpressVu’s support of Canada’s athletes competing in Athens is about bringing the best and widest variety of Olympic coverage to Canadians in a way that enhances and simplifies their TV viewing experience like no other distributor in Canada.”

Athens 2004 LaunchPad

The Athens 2004 LaunchPad is a video only, bilingual channel that serves as a quick ‘reference guide’ to what’s on and where to find it. By tuning to channel 336 during the Games, all Bell ExpressVu customers can watch four simultaneous video channels – CBC, SRC, TSN and RDS – and quickly see what events are currently being shown by the Canadian broadcasters covering the Olympics.

CBC Sports Plus

Available to more than 700,000 Bell ExpressVu customers with iTV-ready receivers on channel 335, CBC Sports Plus allows viewers to enhance the CBC English television coverage of Athens 2004 with the ability to:

* Read headline news from CBC Sports;
* Review the schedule of live events to be broadcast on the CBC’s daily TV coverage of the Olympic Games;
* Check regularly updated medal standings for all participating countries; and
* Learn about Canada's top 20 athletes and browse through the entire list of the Canadian Olympic Team members.

Customers can do all of this while continuing to watch the CBC television broadcast! This service is provided at no charge to all Bell ExpressVu customers with iTV-ready* receivers.

Athens 2004 Channel Line-up

Available to more than 1.4 million customers on a single TV screen, Bell ExpressVu’s convenient channel grouping makes it simple for customers to find and watch real-time Olympic coverage from the four Canadian broadcasters carrying the Games from Athens, as well as standard-definition and high-definition (when available) coverage from NBC and CNBC.

The order of the 12 channels available on Bell ExpressVu’s EPG is:

Channel Number Channel Name Broadcaster

Channel 335 CBC + CBC Sports Plus – Athens 2004 (iTV)

Channel 336 LP_O LaunchPad Athens 2004

Channel 337 CBC_O CBC English

Channel 338 SRC_O SRC French

Channel 339 TSN_O TSN English

Channel 340 RDS_O RDS French

Channel 341 NBCEO NBC East

Channel 342 NBCWO NBC West

Channel 343 CNBCO CNBC

Channel 344 TSNO2 TSN – HD[1]

Channel 345 NBCE2 NBC East – HD

Channel 346 NBCW2 NBC West - HD

For more information on iTV services from Bell ExpressVu, visit www.bell.ca/interactiveTV.

As a proud supporter and official telecommunications sponsor of Canada’s Olympic team, Bell Canada brings Canadians a variety of ways to watch, cheer and track the performance of Canada’s top athletes at the XXVIII Olympiad. In addition to iTV services, Bell is connecting Canadians to the Olympic Games in the following ways:

On the web - Canadians can express their support of our athletes at www.bell.ca/athlete, a Website dedicated to supporting Canadian athletes before and during the Olympics.

In Print – The Bell 2004 Summer Olympic Viewer’s Guide is comprehensive guide that gives Canadians a day-by-day event schedule of the competition.

On the Road – Visitors can experience Bell TechnoSport, an interactive Olympic pavilion touring 13 cities across Canada until September 14, 2004.

Exclusive Online Content – With Sympatico’s Road to Athens, Sympatico High Speed and High Speed Ultra customers can access exclusive online content at http://roadtoathens.sympatico.ca.

Wireless –The Samsung SPH a660 limited edition mobile phone is available to Bell Mobility customers, who can register to receive text alerts on Olympic event results, news from the Games and medal standings, as well as download screensavers.

Bell ExpressVu launches GameGalaxy TV portal for subscribers to play video games with their remote control

Up to 25 arcade, trivia and educational games available each week

August 12, 2004 (Toronto, ON) – Bell ExpressVu - Canada’s leader in interactive television (iTV) - today launched GameGalaxy, a dedicated TV portal offering subscribers across Canada more than 25 free and subscription-based games, all easily played by using a remote control.

Located on channels 478 (English) and 179 (French), GameGalaxy is a games and entertainment LaunchPad that brings together content from multiple providers, offering a single destination to find and play a wide range of arcade and trivia games, as well as educational activities for pre-schoolers. GameGalaxy offers all Bell ExpressVu customers with iTV-ready receivers up to three free games each week. From August 10 to November 30, seven free games will be available on GameGalaxy including Bob the Baloney Frog, Dudes, Jade Trade, Moonbase Mayhem, Stubby the Sock Gnome, Thrust II, Sumo Tsunami. Games will be rotated on a regular basis to give Bell ExpressVu subscribers a new gaming experience each week.

The broad selection of subscription-based games on GameGalaxy includes:

* Playin’ TV–up to7 games each week including sports games like Hockey Shoot-Out, challenging puzzles like Talisman, arcade-style games like Johnny Megatone, and classics like Solitaire.
* KidsWise / Petits Genies – a bilingual ‘edutainment’ service for pre-school children to help develop reading, problem-solving and thinking skills.
* iTrivia - powered by NTNTM , the popular bar trivia game, iTrivia gives one to four players the option to choose from 80,000 questions in six categories, including ‘geography & history’, ‘sports & games’ and ‘science & technology’.

“With GameGalaxy, Bell ExpressVu once again delivers a unique interactive TV experience for subscribers across Canada, accessed simply on a single, dedicated TV portal,” said Tim McGee, President, Bell ExpressVu. “Enhanced television is another way that we are clearly demonstrating our leadership and allowing Canadians to further appreciate the value of our 100% digital TV service.”

Bell ExpressVu has also re-designed its interactive television LaunchPad on channel 275 (English) and channel 181 (French) to make it easier for customers to access a wider range of iTV services. The more customer-friendly TV LaunchPad includes a link to the new GameGalaxy TV portal.

Over the next few months, Bell ExpressVu will continue to introduce additional innovative and enhanced iTV services. For example, beginning August 13, Bell ExpressVu will offer an enhanced viewing experience for subscribers to further enjoy the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. In September, customers can also look forward to a unique interactive TV service for the Bell Canadian Open, September 6 - 12, 2004.

“Canadians interested in a superior TV viewing experience should “stay tuned” added Mr. McGee. “Over the coming weeks, we will introduce even more iTV services and other enhancements for Bell ExpressVu customers to enjoy.”

For more information on iTV services from Bell ExpressVu, visit www.bell.ca/interactiveTV.

In addition to Bell ExpressVu’s iTV games, Bell Canada has a variety of services for gamers, including:

* Bell Sympatico offers an extensive online gaming experience on www.sympatico.msn.ca, including game news, reviews and more than 80 free games—from puzzles to word and trivia to action and sports, and even casino games.
* Gamesmania, a Bell service is a broadband streaming subscription-based gaming service with more than 120 full PC versions of the latest leading gaming titles available. Gaming enthusiasts can access a free trial of Gamesmania at www.gamesmania.com.
* Bell Mobility has a wide selection of both downloadable and wireless Web games, with over 170 different colour games such as Spiderman2, NHL Hockey, Tony Hawk and Pirates of the Caribbean. Bell Mobility is also the exclusive Canadian mobile carrier offering Olympic-themed games such as: Olympic Track & Field, Olympic Boxing and Olympic Soccer. Visit http://www.bell.ca/wireless for more details

Bell ExpressVu to cover Canada Coast-To-Coast
with NFL SUNDAY TICKET(tm)

Only Canadian TV distributor to offer premium sports service nationally
with more than 200 games over the 2004 NFL season

(Toronto, ON) - July 29, 2004 - Bell ExpressVu and the National Football
League today announced the immediate availability of NFL Sunday
Ticket(tm) to all Bell ExpressVu residential subscribers across Canada.
Kicking off on Sunday, September 12, 2004 and running until January 2,
2005, NFL Sunday Ticket is a premium Pay-Per-View sports package
offering more than 200 games over the duration of the 2004 season.

Because Bell ExpressVu is offered nationally, it is currently the only
TV distributor to offer NFL Sunday Ticket in many areas across Canada
such as:
* The entire province of Quebec.
* Ontario: more than 30 cities and towns, including Aurora,
Hamilton, Kenora, Port Perry, Sudbury, Timmins and Uxbridge.
* Alberta: more than 25 cities and towns, including Athabasca,
Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Grande Prairie and Peace River.
* British Columbia: more than 15 cities and towns, including
Campbell River, Salmon Arm and Whistler.
* Manitoba: more than 35 cities and towns, including Brandon and
Dauphin.
* Nova Scotia: more than 5 cities and towns, including Glace Bay
and New Waterford.

"We know many Bell ExpressVu customers are going to love the chance to
catch all the games each week on NFL Sunday Ticket. It's the ultimate
for fans who want to immerse themselves in all the action around the
League," said Steve Smith, Senior Vice President Consumer Marketing,
Bell Canada. "We are also proud to be the only service provider to
offer coast-to-coast access so that in some Canadian markets, we are the
only distributor to offer NFL Sunday Ticket."

"The NFL is pleased to partner with Bell ExpressVu and offer the first
national Sunday Ticket package in Canada" said Katie Boes, NFL senior
director of International Media. "This new relationship will ensure
that NFL fans can receive every Sunday afternoon game in every corner of
Canada and is further evidence of the growing popularity of NFL football
in our number one market outside the U.S."

NFL Sunday Ticket delivers the most NFL action available anywhere with
up to 14 games each week. In addition to every Sunday afternoon 1 p.m.
and 4 p.m. (ET) NFL regular season game*, viewers with High-Definition
(HD) Bell ExpressVu receivers and HDTVs can also enjoy up to 100 HDTV
games this season.**

Other regular features on NFL Sunday Ticket include:
* Local Programs - features coaches and teams around the League,
in addition to the CBS and FOX pre-game shows;
* NFL Sunday Snap - a full line-up of real-time statistics and
scores each Sunday.

NFL Sunday Ticket is available to all Bell ExpressVu residential
subscribers on a subscription basis for $179 plus taxes for the 2004
season. Orders must be received by September 1, 2004 to enable
activation for Week One. For more information visit www.bell.ca/NFL.

* In accordance with NFL rules, blackouts of Detroit, Buffalo and
Seattle home games may apply to Canadian border cites of these teams
within a 75 mile radius of the stadium if the home game is not sold out
within 72 hours prior to game time.

** Any additional HD games not carried by FOX or CBS affiliates on Bell
ExpressVu will be offered as part of the NFL Sunday Ticket package.

Bell ExpressVu launches CBC News Plus
to connect viewers to on-demand news

First- of- its- kind interactive TV service in Canada to offer up-to-the-minute news
with the click of a remote

July 14, 2004 (TORONTO, ON) - Bell ExpressVu and CBC News today officially launched CBC News Plus, Canada’s first-of-its-kind interactive TV news service featuring on-demand news by simply using a TV remote control. Exclusive to Bell ExpressVu subscribers with interactive receivers, the new service allows users across Canada to access up-to-the-minute domestic and international news, as well as other late-breaking news from www.CBC.ca such as business information, arts coverage, and special features.

"CBC News Plus gives viewers access to the latest news quickly, without waiting for a newscast or booting up the computer to check on-line news. Just browse the headlines and hit 'Select' on the remote to go deeper for full text and pictures. It's fast and easy: if you already subscribe to Bell ExpressVu, you can use this service—it’s just that simple," said Fred Mattocks, Executive Director of CBC English Television Production and Resources.

To use the new service, viewers access Bell ExpressVu’s interactive launch-pad on channel 275 and click on CBC News Plus. Users can easily navigate through a variety of stories by scrolling through text and images with the arrow keys on their remote.

“Bell ExpressVu’s leadership in Interactive TV is changing the way Canadian consumers experience television,” said Timothy McGee, President of Bell ExpressVu. “With CBC News Plus, Bell ExpressVu customers are now able to quickly connect to the latest news according to their own schedules. Rather than just watching TV, viewers are able to easily browse up-to-the-minute news and information whenever they want to, simply with their remote control.”

CBC News Plus is currently available as a free preview until July 31, 2004 to Bell ExpressVu customers with either a model 3100, 5100, 5800, or 5900 interactive receiver. After this time, the service will be available for $0.99 per month. CBC News Plus complements Bell ExpressVu’s extensive interactive TV offerings including Hockey Night in Canada Plus, TSN Extra and KidsWise. For more information on Bell ExpressVu’s iTV services, visit www.bell.ca/interactiveTV or call 1-888-SKY-DISH.

Since 1997, Bell ExpressVu has been Canada’s leading direct-to-home satellite television company, having introduced consumer choice and pioneered the establishment of digital TV technologies in Canada. With more than 1.4 million customers, Bell ExpressVu is Canada's leader in digital home entertainment, nationally broadcasting more than 400 digital video and audio channels.

Bell ExpressVu Extends Lead in Interactive TV Programming Offering Canada’s First Interactive Games and Trivia Services

Bell ExpressVu, Canada’s leader in digital home entertainment, today launched two new interactive TV services (iTV), extending its lead in interactive programming. In addition to Bell ExpressVu’s existing Interactive Weather service, customers with a model 3100 or a Personal Video Recorder (PVR) set-top box can now enjoy a variety of exciting games and trivia challenges.

“Bell ExpressVu is excited to offer two more exclusive entertainment choices to our customers,” said Stuart Morris, Vice President of Marketing and Sales for Bell ExpressVu. “We are changing the way they watch TV and providing the ultimate TV experience. Our Personal Video Recorder allows you to watch what you want when you want and now with our new iTV services you become an active participant instead of just a spectator,” said Mr. Morris.

Bell ExpressVu and Visiware, a European based, leading interactive TV company that manages interactive TV game services worldwide, have teamed up to provide Bell ExpressVu customers with Canada’s first interactive game-oriented TV services, Ludi TV. Ludi TV offers over 40 game titles for the family. Bell ExpressVu launches the service with Carrot Mania, a fun game designed for kids, Golf, Strike an advanced bowling game, 3 Pointer for the true basketball fan and Solitaire. Ludi TV is available for only $4 .99 per month for 5 games with titles rotating every two weeks. Customers can enjoy a free test-drive.

Bell ExpressVu also introduced i Trivia, the new trivia service, designed by Bell ExpressVu, displays trivia questions provided by NTN Interactive Network Inc., the familiar and popular trivia service found in many restaurants and sports bars across Canada. NTN Interactive Network Inc. is the exclusive licensee of NTN Communications, Inc. (AMEX:NTN) a leading producer and programmer of interactive television, on-line and Internet entertainment.

For only $1.99 per month, trivia fans can practice their trivia skills with a wide selection of questions in 6 categories ranging from entertainment to sports to Canadian trivia.

Bell ExpressVu customers can find the new services on the on-screen Program Guide by selecting channel 276 for Ludi TV and channel for 277 for i Trivia.

“ Bell ExpressVu is the leader in digital TV and offers its customers the latest in digital home entertainment; it’s a natural progression for ExpressVu to introduce the first in many new and exclusive iTV services.” Said Jason Anderson, Marketing Manager for iTV at Bell ExpressVu.