BBAN Artist Ballentine Wins ABC-TV's ``Ultimate Love Test''; Group's Debut CD ``4'' Currently Available In Stores

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 22, 2004--Broadband Wireless International Corporation (OTCBB: BBAN) announced today that Heather Ballentine and Frank Primorac, lead singer and bass player for LA-based modern rock group Ballentine, were declared the $100,000 winners of the ABC-TV reality series "The Ultimate Love Test" last night on national television.

"4U," the band's debut CD, is currently available in music stores and online. Ballentine is also featured in the Movie Tunes documentary "LA Music Scene" that will hit nationwide later this year in AMC Movie Theatres.

“Solid ratings for the entire season peaking with the final episode, indicate to us that Heather's fans are anxious to follow her life and music and Broadband Wireless stands to profit from both the direct and ancillary value of that enthusiasm.”

"ABC has done a tremendous job of positioning Ballentine nationally for a broad and sophisticated marketing and radio campaign. With the support of millions of fans, and positive initial fan/industry feed-back, BBAN and our partner Original Man Entertainment, are poised to capitalize on the teen and young adult market's hunger for a female icon, represented by Heather Ballentine's fiery independence and Pop/Punk sensibilities," said Michael Williams, BBAN Chairman. "Solid ratings for the entire season peaking with the final episode, indicate to us that Heather's fans are anxious to follow her life and music and Broadband Wireless stands to profit from both the direct and ancillary value of that enthusiasm."

Broadband Wireless will be rolling out a comprehensive media strategy over the following weeks to enlarge Ballentine's already growing fan base.

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