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THE TRANSMEDIA GROUP RETAINED TO PUBLICIZE 'DEADLY TANGO' - THE LATEST RIVETING PAGE-TURNER FROM GISELA HUBERMAN

CONTACT: Mark Hopkinson 561/750-9800 x15
mhopkinson@transmediagroup.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
BOCA RATON, FL. March 8 2001 - What do music, murder and mystery have in common? The answer: 'Deadly Tango,' the latest riveting suspense thriller from Gisela Huberman due to be published in June 2001 by The TransMedia Group.

In making the announcement today, TransMedia's Chairman Thomas J. Madden said, "Radio disk jockey, Gloria Berk returns to the pages of Ms. Huberman's latest novel and is inexorably drawn into danger and intrigue in this electrifying page-turner. We couldn't put it down and neither will anyone else."

Ms. Huberman has drawn on her previous careers to create the exciting backdrop of this, her second work of fiction. A former professor of linguistics at A.U., Chair of the American University's Women's Committee with A.B., M.A., and Ph.D. Degrees from George Washington University, she is also a former radio station group owner.

There is a real sense of place in Ms. Huberman's novels as she has owned and managed radio stations in Florida, Maryland and North Carolina and is also President of GBH Radio Inc., an owner of telecommunications towers and radio studios based in Highland Beach, Florida. The author of many articles and a book on linguistics, she is already working on her third book of fiction.

The TransMedia Group represents clients worldwide in public relations and has a publishing and Internet marketing division. The TransMedia Group has published fiction and non-fiction books by Florida authors and is a member of the American Booksellers Association. Its books are distributed by Ingram Books and available at major bookstores around the country.

The firm has won numerous awards and recognitions for its national publicity campaigns, including a Bronze Anvil from The Public Relations Society of America for a public service campaign it conducted for the City of New York.