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30th June 2017

Falcon Media House Limited

("Falcon", the "Group" or the "Company")

 Beta Launch of ECAC Sports Service

Falcon Media House (LSE:FAL), the global digital media group focused on the over-the-top ('OTT') market, has beta launched a dedicated sports OTT service with The Eastern College Athletic Conference ('ECAC'), the largest US east coast collegiate athletic college conference comprising approximately 250 schools. The collaboration, branded the ECAC Network, will offer sports fans, families and friends the chance to live stream more than 30 men's and women's college sports, as well as view a wide range of on-demand lifestyle content.

The ECAC Network, which is currently in beta mode, will launch commercially in time for the 2017 / 2018 academic year, including planned coverage of basketball, field hockey, track and field, tennis, gymnastics, lacrosse, golf and soccer.

The service uses Quiptel Q-Flow software to offer a seamless, buffer-free experience anywhere, anytime on a broad variety of devices. Teevee Makers, which is a new breed TV production company and part of Falcon Media House Group, will manage all content with the aim of generating a fresh style to sports coverage and attracting large numbers of highly engaged fans.

Falcon Media House Executive Chairman, Gert Rieder commented, "We're thrilled to announce this partnership with the ECAC, an association with a brilliant heritage and strong credibility in college sports. This marks the beginning of our journey to offer seamless streaming of high quality content in the U.S. and constitutes a significant step in realising our ambition to revolutionise the OTT industry by offering viewers a superior experience. Powered by our unique Quiptel technology and running over Tata's infrastructure, we are striving to raise the profile of college sports and broaden the ever-growing ECAC sport fan base."

Dan Coonan, CEO, ECAC, said, "This partnership represents an enormous opportunity for all of our member institutions, their teams and student-athletes, as well as fans, friends and family to enjoy and engage with the sports in a whole new way. Not only will there be a vast amount of high quality coverage of our championships, but there will be a whole host of special programming and features. All this will be available on a world-class streaming platform, which offers a seamless viewing experience wherever the viewer is."

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For more information visit www.falconmediahouse.com or enquire to:

The ECAC

Meghan O'Brien +001 203 745 2890

mobrien@ecac.org

About Falcon Media House

Falcon Media House (LSE:FAL) is a multi-divisional, global internet media group. We are building a new breed of media entertainment house for the way people want to consume live and on-demand video content. Our goal is to create an ecosystem where great technology meets great entertainment ideas and finds the right audience. The Group is capitalising on explosive demand for digital video, streamed "live" and "on-demand" known as the Over-The-Top (OTT) video streaming market. Falcon Media House operates three distinct and synergistic divisions:

● Quiptel - the Technology Division: Innovative patented technology enabling "intelligent streaming" on any network to any device, dramatically reducing bandwidth consumption.

● Teevee - the Broadcast Distribution Division: White label OTT service, supporting brands and content creators in bringing unique and exclusive content to a global audience.

● Teevee Makers - the Content Division: Specialist media and production company to produce content for own and third-party broadcast distribution.

About The ECAC

Established in 1938, the ECAC is the nation's largest Conference, ranging in location from Maine to Georgia, and westerly to Missouri. The ECAC hosts numerous championships in men's and women's sports across Divisions I, II and III, offering opportunities for thousands of student-athletes. For more information, visit www.ecacsports.com.