ATI Networks CEO Interviewed by Wall Street Reporter

New York NY / July 19, 1999 / PR Newswire --

The Wall Street Reporter (www.wallstreetreporter.com) recently interviewed Larry Bestor, CEO, President and Co-founder of ATI Networks. (OTC Bulletin Board: ATIW). The Wall Street Reporter interviewed Bestor to discuss current business endeavors and how he plans to position the company for future growth. To hear this interview via the Internet, go to: http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/interviews/july/16/atiw.htm.

Some of the highlights from the interview revealed that ATI Networks was the first company to create fully GPS capable digital mapping applications and the first company to do wireless communications and tracking via the Internet. The original product, now marketed as NavQuest, was selected as one of the Top 50 Products of 1995 by Automotive Engineering Magazine.

Also discussed was the FCC 911 mandate requiring wireless carriers to be able to track the position of an incoming 911 call, since ATI Networks wireless communications product (Logitrak) offers the best and most cost effective solution.

The interview revealed that the immediate task before ATI Networks is to effectively get the word out to those companies and individuals that can benefit from the use of ATI's technologies. Bestor also discussed the company's plans for future developments.

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SOURCE: Wall Street Reporter

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