Now you can buy and read your hometown newspaper when you travel.

Dallas, TX, January 08, 2005 - Commuters at the San Francisco International Airport and the Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport will now have access to over 250 international and local newspapers. Dallas-based TELeasy Corporation has installed 4 Newspaper Kiosks at the Paradies Shops (Fox News Store) located inside the San Francisco Airport. and another kiosk in a CNN News Store in the Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport. For $5 or less, one can get a hard copy of the latest edition of any one of the 250 leading newspapers from across 52 different countries in 30 different languages. Currently this service is available at newsstands in the San Francisco International Airport and the Atlanta Hartsfield International Airport.. TELeasy has a relationship with newspaper publishers worldwide through its content partner, such that the latest edition of every newspaper is downloaded to a central server and then transmitted to our kiosks, which are connected to the internet via DSL lines. A commuter can select the newspaper he or she wants to purchase through a touch screen interface on the kiosk LCD, pay by cash or credit card, and walk away in a matter of minutes with a hard copy of the actual newspaper. The paper prints exactly like the original printout. ( With all the classifieds, commercials, format etc – an exact replica, NOT SOME ONLINE VERSION ! ). Every Newspaper sold is reported to the respective newspaper publishing company so that the appropriate royalties can be paid. In the U.S. currently, TELeasy's Newspaper Kiosks are being marketed by the Atlanta-based United Financial Marketing Group, a company that has specialized in the distribution and management of over 500 ATMs nationwide for major corporations. ABOUT TELeasy Corporation – TELeasy has been providing innovative self service kiosk solutions since the year 2000. It has sold over 1500 kiosks nationwide in the last few years and has a unique ability to create new technology based kiosk solutions based on market demands, TELeasy plans on deploying over 500 newspaper kiosks by the end of 2005.