Presentations & Panel Discussions More info at: www.rawshorts.com

Ad Tech, Miami Beach, FLSession: User Generated MarketingModerator: Emily Riley, Jupiter ResearchSpeakers: Otalvaro from Barrio 305, Rick Marroquin, CMO Batanga

Video on the Net, Boston, MASession: Who Creates Content and Why.Moderator: Colin Deck, Director Yahoo! VideoSpeakers: Otalvaro's from Barrio 305Mike Hudack, Co-Founder Blip.TV

Innovations in Marketing, Coconut Grove, FLSession: Enabling an interactive conversation with a sponsor's brand using broaband video, mobile video and social media.Speakers: Otalvaro from Barrio 305

Streaming Media West, San Jose, CaliforniaSession: Selling Content Online And IPTVModerator: Adrian Smith, IPTVEvangelist.comSpeakers: Otalvaro, Barrio 305/Raw ShortsMiguel Monteverde, Director of Video Programming, AOL, Tiffany Shlain, Filmmaker and Founder, The Webby Awards

Winter Music Conference, Miami, FLSession: 21st Century Marketing & Revenue StreamsModerator: Scott McIntyre, The Big House Speakers: Otalvaro, Barrio 305/Craig Degraff, Warner Music GroupAshley Swartz, Eiko Media Inc.

WPP Group IPTV Boot Camp, London UKModerator: David Muir, The ChannelSpeakers:Otalvaro from Barrio 305Alex Gerber, BrightcoveMindshare from WPP & Hill and Knowlton

Client: WalmartEvent: Essence Music, New OrleansAgency: Global Hue

Client: Chrysler Corp.Event: Woodward Cruise, DetroitAgency: BBDO

Client: ESPN Deportes & Sauza TequilaEvent: Cinco de Mayo, Los Angeles

Client: JazzerciseEvent: NFL Halftime Show Breast Cancer AwarenessDolphin Stadium, Miami, FL

Client: JEEP Event: 116th St. Parade, New York, NYAgency: Global Hue

Client: FedEXEvent: Black Enterprise Mag. Golf & Tennis Agency: Global Hue

Client: Universal StudiosEvent: Illegal Tender Movie LaunchAgency: Global Hue

Client: University of Miami Miller School of MedicineEvent: Integrative Medicine Symposium

Client Showcase More info at: www.rawshorts.com

In the News

The Associated Press, November 1, 2006

By: Brian Bergstein Syndicated by: Washington Post, Chicago Tribune & MSNBC Online

“So is Barrio 305, a Miami-based Internet-only channel devoted to the tropical hip-hop music flavor known as reggaeton.

Brightcove pumps Barrio 305's videos to free sites in addition to Barrio 305's own pages. That gives the upstart network such

wide dispersal that it hasn't mattered that Barrio 305 has yet to persuade any cable TV programming buyers to offer its

package.

‘We can bypass these traditional media agencies, and we can get out directly to our audience,’ said Antonio Otalvaro, one of the three brothers who founded Barrio 305. ‘Our primary audience is online. They're not watching TV.’ "

The Long Tail

By Chris Anderson, Editor in Chief of Wired Magazine Hyperion Books, Pub. Date: July 2006

Chapter: TV Outside the Box

"But there is another class of video, one designed from the start to be distributed on the internet. This sort of video-the

product of the spread of digital camcorders and desktop animation tools-has few such legal encumbrances. Created from

scratch to be streamed for free online, it's already proving to be the richest, most entrepreneurial source of programming

for a post broadcast age.

Consider Barrio305, a Web only television service for Reggaeton music videos,interviews and urban Latin culture. "Think

MTV....but in Spanglish," says its cofounder, Noah Otalvaro."

In the News

Adverstising Age, August 28, 2006"Barrio Bros. Nab The Niche MTV Left Behind“ By Gavin O'Malley, Advertising Age

"The Otalvaros represent an emerging segment of media companies and video producers benefiting from newly

affordable production technology and the infinite reach of the web. Armed with a real confidence in and familiarity with

their subject matter, they can target highly specialized interest groups to a degree that behemoths like MTV can't quite

match."

Adverstising Age, August 13, 2006“The Growing Potential of Prosumer Produced Video Content: What Marketers Can Learn from Peeler, DePew and

Otalvaro” By Jonah Bloom, Editor in Chief

“Peeler, Otalvaro and DePew are just three examples from a growing army of video producers who should not really

be lumped in with the consumer content generators who've stolen so many headlines this year. Sure, like your

average YouTuber, they're benefiting from new technologies and the long-tail economy and are bringing a consumer

sensibility to their work. But they're also making use of professional experience and are building businesses, not just

entertaining their friends.

What's more, through their experience and ability in targeting interest groups, as well as new technology and service

providers such as Brightcove or Roo, they can find meaningful audiences across a range of sites -- audiences that can

be measured and, most importantly, can be re-aggregated into the kinds of numbers that actually mean something to

advertisers.”

In the News

The Miami Herald, March 4, 2006 “Barrio305.com aims to be the website for urban latin culture.” By Christina Hoag

"Barrio305.com stands on the vanguard of brand new video distribution technologies and business models for broadband

Internet and wireless phones. It's stuff that promises to reshape the media industry as the number of broadband Internet

users -- now at 40 million U.S. homes -- grows, giving more consumers the ability to download TV from their PCs.”

Sprint Press Release: May 4, 2006 “Sprint (NYSE: S) announced today the availability of Sprint TV En Vivo, the first live Spanish-language video and audio

service for mobile phones in the U.S…… The growing list of channels on Sprint TV En Vivo includes: Discovery en

Español, ESPN Deportes, The History Channel en españoltm, ¡Sorpresa!, Video Rola, AccuWeather.com, Barrio 305…”

Alltel Press Release: December 11, 2006LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Alltel Wireless, America's largest network, today announced the launch of Axcess TV en Español, a

new Spanish-language television service available to all Alltel customers.

Axcess TV en Español offers more than a dozen channels that are dedicated to Hispanic entertainment, news, sports and

culture. Channels include.. Barrio 305, the authority on urban Latino culture…”

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