Sausalito, CA, November 13, 2007

Three Antenna Audio Productions Garner Interpretive Media Awards from the National Association for Interpretation

Sausalito, CA – Antenna Audio (www.antennaaudio.com), the global leader in audio and multimedia interpretation, is pleased to announce that three of its clients, the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy (for the Alcatraz Cellhouse tour), and the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, have received Interpretive Media Awards from the National Association for Interpretation. The Buffalo Bill Historical Center's iScout Multimedia Guide won first place in the multimedia category, representing the first time a multimedia tour has placed in the competition, and the audio tours of the Alcatraz Cellhouse and the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center won second and third place, respectively, in the audio category.

"We are proud to have partnered with our clients to create these outstanding tours," said Sarah Dines, Managing Director, Antenna Audio - Americas. "The awards are a testament to our creative process and the collaborative efforts of a large group of people, from our dedicated clients to our talented production teams. Our goal with any tour is always to create the best possible visitor experience, not to win awards, but we are honored and humbled to receive this recognition."

The Interpretive Media Awards were presented at a ceremony on November 8th during the National Interpreters' Workshop in Wichita, Kansas. Maryanne Andrus, Curator of Education at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, was on hand to accept the award for the iScout Multimedia Guide, and Jessica Lagala, Business Development Manager at Antenna Audio, accepted the awards on behalf of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

More than 25 judges were involved in the awards competition, evaluating entries on the quality of interpretation, program design, writing/editing/continuity, and implementation.

About the NAI Media Awards

The Interpretive Media Awards Competition is coordinated by the National Association for Interpretation and its Visual Communications Section to promote excellence in the delivery of natural, cultural, and historical nonpersonal interpretive services. Through the exchange of ideas and award-winning productions, NAI seeks to increase the level of excellence across the interpretation profession. Categories for the competition include: audio program, interactive multimedia, interpretive program curriculum, large book, interior exhibit, site publication, small book, trail guide, film/video, and wayside exhibit. The Interpretive Media awards are presented each year at the NAI National Workshop. For more information, please visit the Web site of NAI's Visual Communications Section http://www.naisections.org/VC/. To view the complete list of winners, please visit http://www.interpnet.com/about_nai/media_awards.shtml.

About Antenna Audio

Antenna Audio (www.antennaaudio.com) is the world leader in audio and multimedia tours and is an innovator in mobile and cultural interpretation, expanding into podcasting, cell-phone tours and downloadable walking tours. Each year, more than 20 million visitors, in 12 languages and across 20 countries, experience Antenna Audio's award-winning productions at 450 of the world's most famous, fascinating and frequented destinations. Acquired in April 2006 by the number-one nonfiction media company, Discovery Communications (www.discovery.com), Antenna Audio now offers its clients unprecedented access to Discovery's expansive library of original content and 100-plus worldwide networks, which reach more than 1.5 billion cumulative subscribers in over 170 countries through TV and digital media.

####

Media Contact - Antenna Audio:
Nathan Schuett
415-332-4862