Atlanta, GA September 12, 2004 - The LC3 Media Group, LLC is proud to announce a major virtual expansion and development project, in coordination with cyber space property owner Rob Ten-Tronck. Ten-Tronck is the president and publisher of Axiom Information Resources, Inc. a publishing company located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. His company has published reference directories and guide books for over twenty years.

The expansion, will utilize LC3 Media Group's successful model and strategies of its property BlackAtlanta.com to franchise out to over 30 cities nationwide. Major cities of interest include New York City, Detroit, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charlotte, St. Louis, San Francisco, Birmingham and more! The expansion project will allow positive messages of Black Community, Business, Education, Faith, and Living to be spread to the nation!

The sites will serve the purpose of providing readily identifiable icons in the Metropolitan Communities by being very comprehensive resources for African American business, family and living information, news, education and more. Features of the sites will include a highly circulated e-newsletter, multiple tiers of advertising, a business directory, faith and belief listings, personals listings, event calendars, current newsfeeds, classifieds, and forums.

BlackAtlanta.com was first launched in January, 2003 and can be reached by browsing to www.BlackAtlanta.com. The site traffic has more than exceeded site projections, and expects to experience steady growth in the upcoming months.

Even in the site's infancy, it has very humbly done advertising or has created partnerships with companies such as Comcast, TV-One, Full Gospel Baptist, Warner Brothers/Reprise Records, Akademiks clothing line, Kenny Anderson Foundation, Joi Studios(Jagged Edge's recording studio), as well as a plethora of local proprietors who take advantage of the site's free business directory listings. Recently, the site was even awarded a 2003-2004 Golden Web Award.

While business and finances are important, the sites also will have a deep respect for family and living. "We want to grow our business. However, community involvement is very important to us. We would love to know about your family reunions, your weddings and births, and your honor roll students. Too many times, our national and local media focus in on the negative, which leaves BlackAtlanta.com a wide open door to promote the positivity that exists in the Atlanta African American community," says Brandon Johnson of LC3 Media Group, LLC.

Lastly, with the scope of the site's coverage, the sites hope to decrease the digital divide, while increasing our community confidence in internet based commerce. According to Internet surveys, African Americans represent the largest online segment of U.S. minority populations. The uphill battle lies in getting our community's trust in online entrepreneurship and increasing mainstream advertising on African American targeted web sites. Johnson readily replies, "…we are more than ready for this challenge!"

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See BlackAtlanta.com's Media Kit at: http://www.blackatlanta.com/announcement/mk/web/mk-1.htm