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CinemaWorks Deploys Wireless Broadband Network for Ski and Ride Smithers Ski Resort in Smithers, British Columbia

April 24, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. “CinemaWorks”) through its subsidiary, Expansive Networks Corp., has begun deployment of rural wireless broadband services in Smithers, British Columbia.

The Ski and Ride Smithers Ski Resort, which is owned and operated by 20|20 Resorts, a division of the 20|20 Group Inc., is located eight miles (12 km) west of Smithers in northwest BC between Prince George and Prince Rupert.

Bill Massey, President & CEO states, “We are very excited to be working with 20|20 Resorts in developing a wireless network for the ski resort. The first stage of the network is now complete, as we have provided 20|20 Resort with wireless service for their offices at the resort.”

About 20|20 Group Inc. ( www.2020groupinc.com ) 20|20 Resorts is a division of the 20|20 Group, which is also the parent company of 20|20
Properties and 20|20 Investments. 20|20’s mission is to assist its clients in earning above average returns through real estate by investing in growth markets ahead of the masses. Its clients have purchased over C$1 Billion in multifamily properties from across North America and have earned average annual returns in excess of 24 percent. The Company provides its
Equity Club clients with one-stop access to diverse markets across North America and its market timing has been impeccable. The 20|20 Group provides its clients with real estate opportunities through three divisions: 20|20 Properties that helps clients purchase individual condominiums they own and control; 20|20 Resorts that gives clients early access to premier
resort opportunities in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico; and 20|20 Investments that lets clients participate in managed real estate investment opportunities using their RSP. Contact: John
Murphy, CEO: (604) 630-5020.

About CinemaWorks:

From 1985 to 1999, Vancouver-based Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. CinemaWorks) was a hospitality PPV movie and TV operator. Since 2000, CinemaWorks has provided broadband Internet services to the same industry. The Company is now committed to the sales and support of world-leading, fiber optic ‘open access’ Internet networks in North America. These open access networks, are enabled by technology pioneered by PacketFront (www.packetfront.com). Subscribers are empowered with self-provisioning capabilities to choose in real time what they wish to pay for. Just as important, the network provides the capacity to provide many other services beyond the common triple play of VoIP, email/browsing and IPTV. These additional services include HDTV, multi-player skill gaming, utility management and security. In addition, and in a distinctly separate business division, CinemaWorks is a movie and television content aggregator/provider to IPTV networks worldwide. (www.cinemaworks.com)

For more information contact:

CINEMA INTERNET NETWORKS INC.:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179

Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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CinemaWorks Deploys Wireless Broadband Network and is Now Accepting Subscribers in Telkwa, British Columbia

April 7, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. “CinemaWorks”) through its subsidiary, Expansive Networks Corp. (Expansive), has begun deployment of rural wireless broadband services in Telkwa, British Columbia.

Bill Massey, President & CEO states, “It is exciting to begin deployment of our rural broadband services in British Columbia, and we hope to gain momentum by signing several hundred new paying subscribers over the next couple of months.”

About Expansive Networks Corp. (www.expansivenetworks.com)

Expansive Networks Corp. is a 3-year old Vancouver-based private company that designs, installs and operates innovative 802.11 wireless mesh networks utilizing multi-radio technology. The company specializes in providing high-speed Internet services to residential and commercial clients. Expansive currently provides Internet services to the community of
Fraser Lake and Telkwa, BC. In addition, the company has surveyed a number of other towns and expects to soon begin actively installing Internet services in these towns, based on the business model at Fraser Lake. Expansive Networks has an agreement with Vecima Networks
for the use of the 3.5Ghz-licensed frequency in approved areas.

About CinemaWorks:

For more information contact:

CINEMA INTERNET NETWORKS INC.:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179

Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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CinemaWorks Arranges $100,000 Private Placement

April 2, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. “CinemaWorks) has arranged, with Exchange approval, a private placement of up to $100,000 which will result in the issuance of up to 2,000,000 units at a price of $0.05 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and one share purchase warrant exercisable into an additional common share of the Company at a price of $0.10 per share for a period of two years. Certain members of the Board of Directors (Insiders), present shareholders and other qualified investors will be participating. Finder’s fee may be payable, and the Company anticipates having multiple closings. The proceeds of the private placement will be used for working capital and business development.

About CinemaWorks:

For more information contact:

CINEMA INTERNET NETWORKS INC.:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179

Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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CinemaWorks Announces Extension to US$4.5 million Convertible Debenture Financing

March 28, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (the “Company”) announces a 45-day extension from March 28, 2008 to close the US$4.5 million convertible debenture financing filed February 14, 2008. The convertible debenture has a five year term and is convertible into shares of the Company after the first year at the weighted average price of the previous 90 trading days prior to the conversion date with the “weighted average price” defined as the arithmetic average of each 30 day period weighted with the other two 30 day periods of the quarter. There is a minimum conversion price of CDN$0.25 per share. The convertible debenture includes a detachable warrant exercisable into 2,000,000 shares. The warrant may be exercised any time within one year at a price of CDN$0.25 per share for a total exercise price of CDN$500,000. The funds raised are being used to expand CinemaWorks existing business.

The financing remains subject to TSX Venture Exchange final acceptance. Finders’ fees will be payable in accordance with TSX Venture Exchange rules.

About CinemaWorks:

For more information contact:

CINEMA INTERNET NETWORKS INC.:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179

Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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CinemaWorks Completes Acquisition of Wireless Mesh Operator Expansive Networks Corp.

March 27, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. “CinemaWorks) has acquired, with Exchange approval, 51% of the common shares of Expansive Networks Corp. (Expansive), a provider of next-generation WiFi and WiMAX wireless networks for residential, business, and enterprise customers. The company particularly targets underserved rural markets in British Columbia and Alberta.

Bill Massey, President & CEO states, “With the closing of this acquisition, CinemaWorks will capitalize on the opportunity to develop several promising rural B.C. wireless networks that will likely provide a quick payback on investment and a long term source of recurring revenue via a growing subscriber base.” Massey continued: “In addition to adding value for our shareholders, it is fulfilling to bring high quality broadband access to people in rural communities currently without this important communication tool.”

For more information contact:

CINEMA INTERNET NETWORKS INC.:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179

Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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CinemaWorks and Expansive Networks Utilize Network BC/TELUS Connecting Communities Agreement

March 26, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. “CinemaWorks) and Expansive Networks Corp. (Expansive), have expanded their joint venture in rural wireless services to include the communities of South Hazelton and Kispiox, British Columbia. In addition, Expansive has completed the qualification process and has been selected to receive a broadband circuit for these communities, complete with the affordability pricing model and non-compete provisions of the Network BC/TELUS Connecting Communities Agreement (CCA).

Bill Massey, President & CEO, said: “This is another step toward CinemaWorks and Expansive building a community-enriching and profitable broadband business in rural areas of BC.” Massey continued: “We are thrilled to be working closely and cooperatively with Network BC/TELUS to cost-effectively bring broadband connectivity to these communities.”

For more information contact:

CINEMA INTERNET NETWORKS INC.:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179

Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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CinemaWorks and Expansive Networks to Joint Venture in Wireless Network Deployment

March 20, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. “CinemaWorks”) and Expansive Networks Corp. (Expansive), a provider of next-generation wireless networks for residential, business, and enterprise markets, will joint venture in the deployment of a wireless network in Telkwa, a rural community in northern British Columbia.

Bill Massey, President of CinemaWorks, stated, “We are excited to be partnering with Expansive and deploying a wireless network for the residents of Telkwa. The network, which should be operational for paying subscribers in 30 days, is an example of how quickly CinemaWorks and Expansive can capitalize on rural wireless opportunities. We anticipate that this will be the first of many such networks that CinemaWorks and Expansive deploy in the future.”

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CinemaWorks to Acquire WiFi Wireless Mesh Operator

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (the “Company”) intends to acquire 51% of Expansive Networks Corp, a provider of next-generation wireless networks for residential, business, and enterprise markets, particularly in underserved rural markets in British Columbia and Alberta. In addition, Expansive has tested the WiMax 3.5 GHz equipment and has an agreement for use of this frequency in approved areas of BC.

Bill Massey, President & CEO states, “This transaction provides CinemaWorks the opportunity to develop several outstanding business opportunities promising quick payback on investment and a long term source of recurring revenue. Furthermore, the acquisition enables CinemaWorks to enhance future service offerings over fiber networks with wireless mesh.”

Massey continued: “Quite often, it is not economically sound to run fiber beyond MDU’s which are multi-dwelling unit buildings with numerous subscribers. With Expansive, we will expand our subscriber base to include single family units and small apartment complexes surrounding the larger MDUs to which we run fiber. Quite simply, we will be able to reach
more paying subscribers for every dollar invested and still provide each of them with big bandwidth provided by the fiber backbone we install in nearby MDUs.”

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CinemaWorks Announces US $4.5 million Convertible Debenture Financing

February 14, 2008

Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (the “Company”) announces a US$4.5 million convertible debenture financing. The convertible debenture has a five year term and is convertible into shares of the Company after the first year at the weighted average price of the previous 90 trading days prior to the conversion date with the “weighted average price” defined as the arithmetic average of each 30 day period weighted with the other two 30 day periods of the quarter. There is a minimum conversion price of CDN$0.25 per share. The convertible debenture includes a detachable warrant exercisable into 2,000,000 shares. The warrant may be exercised any time within one year at a price of CDN$0.25 per share for a total exerciseprice of CDN$500,000. The funds raised are being used to expand CinemaWorks existing business.

Bill Massey, President & CEO states, “This transaction affords CinemaWorks the opportunity to develop several outstanding business opportunities, which are some of the most promising in the Company’s 23
year history.” The financing remains subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance. Finders’ fees will be payable in accordance with TSX Venture Exchange rules.

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Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) announces that further to the Company’s news release dated October 18, 2007, the private placement at a price of $0.05 per unit has been increased from up to 6,000,000 units to up to 10,000,000 units to raise a gross proceeds of up to $500,000. Each unit consists of one common share and one share purchase warrant exercisable into an additional common share of the Company at a price of $0.10 per share for a period of two years.

Bill Massey President & CEO states, “The response from the investment community in support of our fiber broadband business model has been very positive and we are increasing our private placement accordingly.”

The financing remains subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance. Finders’ fees may be payable in connection with the Private Placement.

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CinemaWorks Signs Strategic Operating Agreement with DataStreamWorks for Fiber Distribution of IPTV

October 30, 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) has contracted with DataStreamWorks Inc. (“DSW”) of Vancouver to manage and provide technology that enables the delivery of services by CinemaWorks to subscribers on its fiber networks. This provides CinemaWorks a key strategic alliance partner to implement and maintain the triple play of voice, data and IPTV, plus future services.

Under the operating agreement between the two companies, CinemaWorks will purchase and co-locate equipment to initially aggregate and deliver 40 channels of television and on-demand PPV movies. As a separate, but important part of the strategic relationship, the companies will jointly seek additional customers for CinemaWorks content.

A primary target market will be underserved rural areas of British Columbia, Alberta and elsewhere in Canada. As such, the first distribution of IPTV will be to Radium Hot Springs, BC, a fiber network owned and operated by Nanofibre Networks.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks commented: “CinemaWorks can now focus on acquiring distribution rights for niche specialty programming for networks and subscribers throughout Canada and the USA. DSW will provide critical network consultation and operational support, as well as contracting and arranging for fiber transport under peering agreements.

Massey continued: “This is a critical step in establishing CinemaWorks as a recognized source of specialty global television and movie content. We expect to source content from various global markets which DSW will then securely transport via fiber to various networks throughout North America.”

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CinemaWorks Applies for a Broadcast Distribution Undertaking License with CRTC

October 23, 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) has applied to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) for a Broadcast Development Undertaking License (BDU License) to provide television broadcasting to subscribers on various fiber networks throughout Canada, beginning with Radium Hot Springs and Simon Fraser University in Burnaby.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks commented: “This is the first step in establishing CinemaWorks as a recognized specialty television and movie content provider to IPTV networks worldwide. The business opportunity before us is remarkable.”

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

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Shares for Debt

October, 19 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) today announced that it has issued an aggregate of 3,636,167 common shares at a price of $0.05 per share in settlement of outstanding debt totaling $181,808.39. The shares will be subject to a
hold period of four months until February 19, 2008.

The transaction will settle short-term debt totaling $92,640 by issuance of 1,852,800 shares to Mr. William E. Massey. Mr. Massey’s holdings will be 8.5% of the post-closing number of issued and outstanding shares.
Under the same submission, the Company is additionally setting debts totalling $7,400 to a director of the company.

About CinemaWorks:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

The Company announces that it is arranging a private placement of up to $300,000 which will result in the issuance of up to 6,000,000 units at a price of $0.05 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and one share purchase warrant exercisable into an additional common share of the Company at a price of $0.10 per share for a period of two years. Certain members of the Board of Directors (Insiders), present shareholders and other qualified investors will be participating. Finder’s fee may be payable, and the Company anticipates having multiple closings. The proceeds of the private placement will be used for the facilitation and delivery of equipment, content and services to current and future optical fiber network projects in
universities, municipalities and rural communities.

About CinemaWorks:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

CinemaWorks to Provide HDTV, Specialty TV, and On-demand Movies to Simon Fraser University Students Over Fiber Network

October, 17 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) and Data Fortress Systems Group Ltd. (Data Fortress) will provide HDTV, specialty television and on-demand movies to Simon Fraser University (SFU) student subscribers.

CinemaWorks, in partnership with Data Fortress, will serve subscribers over a fiber optic network currently connecting an estimated 2.200 students at SFU in Burnaby, BC. Rollout is expected to begin in January 2008 as SFU students register for the new semester.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks observed: “This is simply a case of the world’s best network infrastructure delivering the world’s highest quality entertainment content. Whether a subscriber is using a PC or watching television, we will give them quality entertainment equal or exceeding that found anywhere – and do it an affordable price.”

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

CinemaWorks and Data Fortress Sign Fiber-to-the-Premise (FTTP) Business Development Agreement

October, 15 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) and Data Fortress Systems Group Ltd. (“Data Fortress”) have signed a Fiber-To-The-Premise (FTTP) business development agreement to co-develop and sell fiber optic broadband services to business and residential customers in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia.

The companies will offer the triple play of voice, high speed Internet and IPTV to subscribers via Data Fortress’ fiber network which passes approximately 60 high rise buildings in the downtown core.

“This is the first of many fiber network projects that CinemaWorks and Data Fortress will jointly develop”, said Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks. “With our combined networking experience and Data Fortress’ inhouse expertise the project possibilities are extraordinary.”

This agreement is in succession to the Memorandum of Understanding between the two companies which was announced on June 22 of this year.

From 1985 to 1999, Vancouver-based Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. CinemaWorks) was a hospitality PPV movie and TV operator. Since 2000, CinemaWorks has provided broadband Internet services to the same industry. The Company is now committed to the sales and support of world-leading, fiber optic ‘open access’ Internet networks in North America. These open access networks, are enabled by technology pioneered by PacketFront (www.packetfront.com). Subscribers are empowered with self-provisioning capabilities to choose in real time what they wish to pay for. Just as important, the network provides the capacity to provide many other services beyond the common triple play ofVoIP, email/browsing and IPTV. These additional services include HDTV, multi-player skill gaming,utility management and security. In addition, and in a distinctly separate business division,

CinemaWorks is a movie and television content aggregator/provider to IPTV networks worldwide.

Data Fortress is a Service & Network Application Provider (SNAP) building and deploying high-end network connectivity to medium and large enterprises, combined with selling services and applications over the Internet. Data Fortress provides high-speed networking, data warehousing, data security, Internet connectivity, remote data storage, streaming servers, co-location and managed services to a range of clients. Data Fortress owns a redundant 3.2-kilometer fibre optic ring in the financial district of downtown Vancouver and has connected several anchor tenants in high-density office buildings to its network. (www.data-fortress.com)

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“CinemaWorks”) and Packetera Communications Inc. (“Packetera”) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to facilitate the use of Packetera’s Integrated Communications Platform (“ICP”), and Packetera’s award winning portfolio of innovative and creative SIP Softphones including a complete range of desktop, browser based and USB device SIP end-point. Under the formal strategic partnership, Packetera’s SIP-based technology will be a vital VoIP component in the “triple play” services that CinemaWorks and its alliance partners will roll out to subscribers on fibre to the home (FTTH) and fibre to the building (FTTB) projects.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks commented “Bringing Packetera’s award winning product and services onto Packetfront’s Open Access Network is another important endorsement of the CinemaWorks Extreme Broadband Business Development Alliance (CEBDA). Bringing premier seasoned services providers like Packetera into the CEBDA alliance ensures that our core service package for future PacketFront open access networks offers a sound and reliable ‘triple play’ of voice, email/browsing and IPTV.

About Packetera:

Packetera is a Vancouver-based VoIP telephony product and service provider, supplies global customers the advanced VoIP solutions based on its leading edge VoIP technology and customer-oriented service capability. A complete VoIP solution is ready to serve customers: gatekeeper, terminals and software. (www.packetera.com)

About CinemaWorks:

Since 2000, Vancouver-based Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. CinemaWorks) has provided broadband Internet services to the North American hospitality industry. CinemaWorks’ focus is the sales and support of world-leading, fibre optic ‘open access’ Internet networks to customers in residences, MDU’s and other commercial buildings. These open access networks, enabled by technology pioneered by PacketFront (Sweden), have the capacity to provide, among many other services, the triple play of VoIP, email/browsing and IPTV. In addition, the Company is a movie and television content provider to these networks. (www.cinemaworks.com)

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190
Media Relations 604-602-1280x104

CinemaWorks and Data Fortress Sign MOU to Develop ‘Open Access’ Fibre Optic Internet Network in Downtown Vancouver, Canada

June 22, 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (Cinemaworks) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Data Fortress Systems Group Ltd. (Data Fortress) to finance and build out commercial buildings with fibre to the building (FTTB) and feature PacketFront open access Internet network technology. CinemaWorks will be the PacketFront network operator and Data Fortress is the fibre network owner. Both companies will provide content to the network for additional revenue opportunities.

Data Fortress owns 3.2 kilometres of fibre optic cable ring throughout downtown Vancouver which passes approximately 60 high rise buildings. The customer mix in the buildings ranges from offices to condominiums and apartment residences.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks noted: “Our goal is to team with Data Fortress and showcase PacketFront’s open-access FTTB (Fiber-To-The-Building) broadband networking in Vancouver and North America.” Continuing, Massey stated: “We believe that subscribers in downtown Vancouver will overwhelmingly embrace our advanced triple-play (internet, TV and telephony) plus advanced multi-user gaming, security and the many additional services provided over our PacketFront network at competitive prices.”

Data Fortress is a Service & Network Application Provider (SNAP) building and deploying high-end network connectivity to medium and large enterprises, combined with selling services and applications over the internet. Data Fortress provides high-speed networking, data warehousing, data security, Internet connectivity, remote data storage, streaming servers, co-location and managed services to a range of clients. Data Fortress owns a redundant 3.2-kilometer fibre optic ring in the financial district of downtown Vancouver and has connected several anchor tenants in high-density office buildings to its network.

Since 2000, Vancouver-based Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. CinemaWorks) has provided broadband Internet services to the North American hospitality industry. CinemaWorks’ focus is the sales and support of world-leading, fibre optic ‘open access’ Internet networks to customers in residences, MDU’s and other commercial buildings. These open access networks, enabled by technology pioneered by PacketFront (Sweden), have the capacity to provide, among many other services, the triple play of VoIP, email/browsing and IPTV. In addition, the Company is a movie and television content provider to these networks.

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190
Media Relations 604-602-1280x104

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (Cinemaworks) will sell and support devolo AG, (Aachen, Germany) products in North America. Devolo’s BPL, cable and xDSL equipment provide reliable delivery of ‘extreme broadband’ to residences, offices and suites, thereby providing end-users the capability of high speed data, telephony and IPTV over the same device.

Following the recently announced formation of CEBDA, project development between alliance members is expected to often include devolo AG modems.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks noted: “devolo AG has been very successful in Europe fulfilling an exploding demand for triple play services because of their high standards of engineering and quality of equipment. We are very pleased to offer devolo AG products in North America.”

Devolo AG is a leading European broadband Internet equipment manufacturer that specialises in the development of communications solutions for private consumers and industrial applications. Its product range includes devices for DSL and analogue Internet access, as well as home-networking solutions using cabled Ethernet, wireless LAN, or BPL using existing electrical wiring.

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190
Media Relations 604-602-1280x104

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CinemaWorks and Columbia Mountain Open Network Inc. Sign MOU for Developing Fibre Optic Networks in North America Featuring PacketFront ‘Open Access’ Network Technology

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (“Cinemaworks”) has signed a Memoradum of Understanding with Columbia Mountain Open Network Inc. (“CMON”) to immediately work toward confirmation of a formal working relationship to advance the proliferation of very high bandwidth open access Internet networks to rural and urban areas of British Columbia and elsewhere throughout Canada and the USA.

Following the recently announced formation of the CinemaWorks Extreme Broadband Development Alliance (CEBDA), project development between CinemaWorks and CMON is expected to include fiber network engineering, design and implementation, as well as CinemaWorks providing entertainment and telecommunications content to CMON’s network, as well as other affiliated networks, where feasible.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks noted: “We are very pleased to be one of the first for-profit corporations to work with CMON to jointly develop Open Access Broadband networks utilizing the award winning PacketFront technology platform. This technology empowers the end-user customers to a degree mostly unheard of, as yet, in North America. Massey continued: “Our goal is to showcase Vancouver and rural British Columbia as the leading edge of advanced telecommunications featuring extreme bandwidth accompanied by empowerment of the end users to pay specifically for the services they wish to receive.”

CMON is a not-for-profit corporation and is registered as a Non-dominant Carrier with the Canadian Radio-Televisionand Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). CMON’s mission is to facilitate the creation of of a sustainable, open-access, advanced telecommunications network and the electronic delivery of services and applications that enhance the quality of life in the Columbia Basin.

Since 2000, Vancouver-based Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. CinemaWorks) has provided broadband Internet services to the North American hospitality industry. CinemaWorks’ current focus is the sales and support of world leading commercial-grade broadband Internet networks and technology to deliver the triple play of VoIP, email/browsing and IPTV to customers in MDU’s and other commercial buildings.

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190
Media Relations 604-602-1280x104

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Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. reports that under the Stock Option Plan dated January 31, 2007, the company has granted 1,710,000 incentive stock options, exercisable at $0.10 per Share, for a term of two years.

About Cinemaworks:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190
Media Relations 604-602-1280x104

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CinemaWorks Forms Alliance to Provide “Extreme Broadband” Open Access Internet Networks and Services

May 28, 2007

Vancouver, B.C. – (TSX.V: CWK) Cinema Internet Networks Inc. announces the formation of the CinemaWorks Extreme Broadband Development Alliance (CEBDA). CEBDA projects will typically use fiber-to-the-building (FTTB) along with broadband wireless and broadband-over-powerline (BPL) to provide an open access IP network providing unrestricted Internet services and content to campuses, MDUs, and municipalities. The scope and expertise of CEBDA members includes all aspects of the infrastructure necessary to deliver broadband connectivity, including fiber and wireless to buildings as well as in-building broadband distribution (featuring 200+ Mbps BPL, Ethernet, 300+Mbps DSL and wireless). In addition, the alliance will provide commercial grade VoIP and high quality IPTV content, the latter provided by CinemaWorks through 15 years experience as a pay-per-view movie and television provider to the hospitality industry.

Bill Massey, CEO of CinemaWorks noted: “We will provide a remarkable bundle of services including groundbreaking IPTV, commercial quality VoIP, in addition to broadband Internet services at speeds of up to 10 Mbps. The bandwidth to simultaneously deliver these services in high quality is what we call “extreme broadband”. Through revolutionary open access IP networking, end-users will have unprecedented real time control over what they pay for. This, for example, will allow an IPTV user to choose in real time among over 250 channels. These will include over 40 HD channels plus numerous niche international channels to serve all appetites.”

“CinemaWorks is actively seeking companies that are interested in learning more and participating in the alliance. We are currently in discussion with a number of CEBDA candidates that meet alliance criteria. The CEBDA website will assist in this process (www.cebda.com) and is in development”, continued Massey.

To support the efforts of the alliance, the CEBDA Project Development Fund will be announced shortly.This fund will be devoted to projects that meet CEBDA benchmarks of viability and profitability. The fund will be used as debt financing for project infrastructure such as last mile fiber and network control hardware/software as well as end-user devices.

Since 2000, Vancouver-based Cinema Internet Networks Inc. (d.b.a. CinemaWorks) has provided broadband Internet services to the North American hospitality industry. CinemaWorks’ current focus is the sales and support of world leading commercial-grade broadband networks and technology...

For more information contact:

Bill Massey, President & CEO (604)-681-2179
Investor Relations: Peter Berdusco (866) 824-9190
Media Relations 604-602-1280 x104

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.