LOS ANGELES, CA, Apr 05 (MARKET WIRE) —
Public Media Works, Inc. (OTCBB: PUBM) announced today that
EntertainmentXpress has entered into separate agreements with five
Popeye’s restaurant franchisees that together operate 74 of the highest
volume Popeye’s stores in the greater Houston area.

The agreement marks the first Popeye’s franchisee contracts with
EntertainmentXpress whose business model is built around the fast-growing
digital distribution network that provides a convenient way for consumers
to buy or rent movies, games and other entertainment media through kiosks
located in quick-serve food locations, grocery stores and other
high-traffic, public venues.

In a news release on March 25, Public Media Works announced a similar
agreement signed by a major Pizza Hut franchisee who operates over 155
stores in the greater Pittsburg area.

The Chairman and CEO of EntertainmentXpress, Garrett Cecchini, expressed
his enthusiasm with their new Popeye’s partnerships.

“I am delighted that Popeye’s is now joining us along with Pizza Hut, as
we continue to pursue partnerships with major quick serve restaurant
brands. This represents another strong testimonial from major brand
franchisees who believe, as we do, that EntertainmentXpress can support
their business strategies and marketing goals to get new customers,
retain customers and to create sales lift. It is a powerful partnership,”
commented Cecchini.

Salil Keswani, one of the five Popeye’s franchisees who signed on, told
the company that he strongly believes in what EntertainmentXpress has to
offer and is committed to support the concept for other Popeye’s
franchisees. Salil Keswani is Chairman of Popeye’s Development Committee
and a board member of Popeye’s International Franchise Association.

Other Popeye’s Restaurant franchisees in the greater Houston area who
have signed with EntertainmentXpress include Broford Inc. owned by Harry
Stafford, outgoing Chairman of Popeye’s International Franchise
Association (PIFA), current Board member of the association, and the head
of the Marketing Committee; Cardinal Southwest, owned by Charles Boyd and
Alvin Rucker who are committee members on PIFA’s Tech and R&D committees;
Houston Fast Food, owned by Miller and Family; GRM Operations, owned by
Greg Hobbs, DMA president and PIFA committee member; and Continental
Superior Management, owned by Ali Lakhany.

Public Media Works announced on March 24, 2010, that they executed a
share exchange agreement to acquire EntertainmentXpress which will
operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of the company with the close of the
deal anticipated by mid-April, 2010.

ABOUT PUBLIC MEDIA WORKS
Public Media Works was founded as a forward
thinking entertainment company, created and operated by entertainment
professionals, with the objective to discover, create, develop and
distribute entertainment content to world audiences.

With the upcoming acquisition of Entertainment Xpress, PMW will expand
its entertainment distribution interests to build a digital distribution
network of kiosks worldwide, to leverage the delivery of movies and other
custom entertainment content which will give an exclusive advantage to
the retail partners of EntertainmentXpress.

ABOUT ENTERTAINMENTXPRESS
EntertainmentXpress plans to roll out a
network of conveniently located, self-service, kiosks which deliver
demographically relevant digital media content to consumers. The
company’s core business model comprises the rental and sale of DVD
movies, video games and more through kiosks located in quick-serve food
locations, grocery stores and other high-traffic, public venues. Features
intended to differentiate EntertainmentXpress in the marketplace include
more digital product offerings in future phases, retail partner branded
kiosks, a fully integrated solution for in-store advertising and kiosks
pre-designed to become media filling stations to a variety of digital
storage devices.

The company’s forward thinking media acquisition and cross promotion
strategies are designed to deliver a better value proposition for
consumers and increase appeal to retail and distribution partners.
According to The NPD Group, a leading market research company, DVD movie
and video game rental kiosks are experiencing more growth than either
subscription services or store rentals and video rental kiosks will make
up nearly 30 percent of video rentals in the U.S. in 2010.
EntertainmentXpress’ focus is on becoming a significant participant in
this rapid expansion through a combination of organic and acquisition
growth strategies.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements within the
meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Sections 21E of
the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are subject to the safe harbor
created by these sections. Such forward-looking statements, particularly
as related to the business plans of EntertainmentXpress, expectations of
partnerships and strategic relationships, deployment of DVD and video
game rental kiosks in locations owned and operated by Popeye’s
franchisees, Popeye’s, or Pizza Hut franchisees, the ability of
EntertainmentXpress to enter into agreements with retail partners, to
gain market share, the size of the market, and the ability of
EntertainmentXpress to compete effectively in the marketplace, and the
future opportunities of the Company, are based on current expectations
that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. Actual results may
differ materially from the Company’s expectations and estimate.

For More Information: Go to www.publicmediaworks.com

Company Contact: (310) 358-3213
Investor Relations Contact: George Mainas (415) 464 4826 Extension 007

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