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SuperWire, Inc.: SuperWire, Inc. Enters Into Settlement Agreement

^{Published on 2008-11-26 12:44:16 - Market Wire}
 

NEWPORT BEACH, CA--(Marketwire - November 26, 2008) - SuperWire, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ SUPI ]) announced today that a settlement agreement has been entered into to resolve litigation that it brought in the U. S. District Court, District of Utah, Case No. 208CV0042. The settlement agreement was reached in a manner satisfactory to all involved.

James W. Truher, Chairman of SuperWire, Inc., stated, "The Company continues to provide triple play cable, phone and Internet services to more than 8,000 residents at Leisure World Seal Beach, California and is currently developing opportunities of operations at other locations."

About SuperWire, Inc.

SuperWire, Inc. is a multi-media management group offering interactive television, telephone, broadband services and Cable TV Ad insertion to high income Retirement, Educational and Hotel/Recreational communities throughout the United States. SuperWire's ad insertion capabilities give national, regional and local advertisers a low cost, high impact avenue to target high expendable income customers and easily measure their advertising ROI.

For additional information, please visit: [ www.Superwire.com ]

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