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1. 1. Vianet Direct, Inc. - Management Team

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   Published on: 1/7/2005   Last Visited: 1/7/2005

   Michael Einersen Chairman / Co-CEO:
   
   Michael Einersen, a member of the New York Stock Exchange for 15 years has been an innovator of trading systems and the pioneer of wireless trading on the NYSE. Formerly CEO / Founder of Axis Global, Vice Chairman / President of SunGard Global, Mr. Einersen developed and implemented the first Hand Held Computer utilizing wireless technology and created the first member firm to utilize this technology as a standard practice. The majority of the NYSE member firms have adopted his business model of a fully automated, ,paperless, organization. In 2000, he presented his business model and vision to the ,Special Committee on Market Structure, Governance and Ownership, of the NYSE Board of Directors. Mr. Einersen served on the ,paperless, Committee at the NYSE. Mr. Einersen received an M.A. in Philosophy from Fordham University. Mr. Einersen holds Series 7 and 24 securities licenses.
   
   Michael Einersen Chairman / Co-CEO 212-837-7702 meinersen@vianetdirect.com
   
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2. 2. Burbs: Two companies make deals for Pepsi products

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   Published on: 6/9/2005   Last Visited: 6/10/2005

   The New York Stock Exchange announced yesterday that it had censured Michael John Einersen of Mount Vernon and barred him from the securities industry for 10 weeks for failure to timely pay a $16,000 arbitration award to his clients. Einersen, 54, is a former member of the exchange and had been a floor broker with Axis Global. He had been ordered to pay the award in 1997 by the exchange's arbitration panel. He filed suit in the New York State Supreme Court to overturn the panel's decision the following year, but the court denied his request. In a letter dated February 2004, Einersen responded through his attorney to say he believed the customers had abandoned their claim because he had not heard from them for more than five years. NYSE said that was not the case but Einersen did not pay the award until April 22, 2005. Einersen consented to the NYSE hearing panel finding without admitting or denying guilt. He could not be reached for comment yesterday.

3. 3. Burbs: Two companies make deals for Pepsi products

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   Published on: 6/9/2005   Last Visited: 6/9/2005

   The New York Stock Exchange announced yesterday that it had censured Michael John Einersen of Mount Vernon and barred him from the securities industry for 10 weeks for failure to timely pay a $16,000 arbitration award to his clients. Einersen, 54, is a former member of the exchange and had been a floor broker with Axis Global. He had been ordered to pay the award in 1997 by the exchange's arbitration panel. He filed suit in the New York State Supreme Court to overturn the panel's decision the following year, but the court denied his request. In a letter dated February 2004, Einersen responded through his attorney to say he believed the customers had abandoned their claim because he had not heard from them for more than five years. NYSE said that was not the case but Einersen did not pay the award until April 22, 2005. Einersen consented to the NYSE hearing panel finding without admitting or denying guilt. He could not be reached for comment yesterday.