CM-AG developed new Media Center Software for T-Online

Cologne/Germany, June 30, 2005 - CM-AG developed the new T-Online Media Center based on its high scalable CM4all Technology, the same technology that forms the basis of the successful T-Online homepage
products since early 2003.

The T-Online Media Center offers its users a data storage facility especially optimized for securing and managing digital photos. Within the Media Center, photos can be edited without additional photo processing software via an integrated online image editor. It provides functions
such as altering picture size and cropping, filtering out "red-eye" effect, and adjusting photo brightness and sharpness. The optimized photos can then be assembled into individually designable slide shows or photo albums, which are likewise retrievable at any PC with Internet
access. Via issuance of password-protected access rights, users can authorize third parties - like collegues, riends or family members - to process and retrieve files.

A broad range of other file formats can also be secured within the Media Center. The documents filed are protected by high security measures on the T-Online servers, as well as by encoded transmission paths. To use
the Media Center, no special software is required. User prompts and all key functions are patterned after those of other drives (copying, deleting, renaming), making for extreme ease-of- operation even by inexperienced users.

T-Online tariff customers receive the Media Center with 50 MB as an included service at no extra charge at www.t-online.de. Storage capacity can be further expanded for an additional amount per month.

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About Content Management AG

Content Management AG (abbr.: CM-AG) was founded by Robert Schovenberg and Cornel Schnietz in 1999. This software company, which is headquartered in Cologne/Germany, develops and distributes software and infrastructure solutions based on CM4all technology. For creation,
maintenance and easy-updating of websites for internet and mobile devices.

The scalable software technology is based on a high-speed XML application server and is operated in the Application Service Providing model. CM-AG's core product is the homepage tool kit CM4all WebsiteCreator, which is adapted for and licensed to individual OEM partners. It is available in several different language versions.

There are currently more than 1.5 million paying customers worldwide using CM4all WebsiteCreator for creating and administering their homepages. The software is currently being marketed via leading providers in Europe, Canada, the USA, South America and Japan; like T-Online,
1&1 Internet AG, Terra Lycos, Bluewin AG (Swisscom) and NTT/Verio.

For further information, visit www.cm4all.com.