THEFT #2 The www.WIN-TV.COM Web Site & Power Point presentation was Stolen on December 07, 2003 three hours after we called Gap International and threaten legal action If the didn't return our property. ------------------------------------- MORE INFORMATION ON THE THEFT: http://www.win-tv.net/GAP_WINTV_Site/GAP_WIN-Tv_Website_Theft.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Gerard Ange' President, CEO G.A.P. International, (a California Corporation) World Indigenous Network Corporation 3879 Magnolia Drive, Palo Alto, CA 94306 Cell 415-717-8302 Gerard_Ange@win-tv.net http://www.win-tv.net http://www.linkedin.com/in/gerardange ========================= THE DEFENDANTS: ANTHONY TEMPLER / CURRENTLY RESIDING AT: Zille Str. 69, 10575 BERLIN, GERMANY LAST KNOWN USA ADDRESS: ANTHONY TEMPLER/ ATANDA WEB PRESENCE SERVICES 939 61ST STREET, SUITE #13 OAKLAND, CA 94608-1301 ------------------------------------------------------------- GAP INTERNATIONAL INC. 700 OLD MARPLE ROAD, SPRINGFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA ----------------------------------------------------------

1. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304 Email: [email_address] Web: www.WIN-Tv.net

6. Third, our retail ventures will enhance the Company’s reputation and branding of the WIN-Tv name, logo and identity on clothing, apparel and other products that we will merchandise and market. WIN-TV will exploit a multi-stream revenue model which, by Year Three, will help the Company achieve projected revenues of over $98.6 million World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

7. WIN-TV is employing a tried and proven business model to achieve its long-term objective of becoming a successful television network. WIN-Tv is a diversified, growth-oriented media company operating a first-of-its-kind nationwide digital television network complimented by ancillary online, video, publishing, merchandising and retail enterprises. Inspired by The Discovery Network , which, according to The Washington Post (1), , is considered to be one of the top 16 privately-held companies in the U.S., with a net worth in excess of $10 billion , WIN-Tv forged a similar business model, configured with multiple revenue streams, to create a solid potential for future rapid growth and success. A Proven Business Model World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

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9. In Addition, WIN-Tv is supported by a ethnically based business model represented by such successful “niche” services as BET (Black Entertainment Network) as well as Telemundo and Univision : BET was acquired by Viacom for $3 billion in 2000-2001 Telemundo was acquired by NBC/GE for $2.6 billion in 2001-2002 Univision is currently valued at $6.4 billion These ethnically based media models are currently is experiencing rapid growth, which generates additional billions of dollars in gross earnings per year. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

10. 06/10/09 WIN-TV : PROGRAMMING WIN-TV will offer a full-range of programming that combines informational, entertainment and educational genres, but with a Native Talent orientation. WIN-TV’s schedule will be anchored in a series of “signature” shows that will help distinguish the network from all other programming services; these shows include: World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

11. 06/10/09 Native America Talking – employing the “Larry King Live” format, with Live nation wide phone call-in Q&A. This show will be hosted by someone of the stature of Harlan McKosato (Sauk/Ioway). OnStage – a live musical performance show Located on-location at all Native casino venues. The concert with an accompanying background profile of the Artist, the Casino and the Tribe Aired Live weekly during that live event and re-played three times weekly. Good Morning Native America – employing a familiar morning-show format, this show is Native America’s own “Good Morning, America.” Ray Tracey’s America -- Travel series hosted by Ray Tracey highlighting the beauty and drama of the American experience; World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304 Ray Tracey

12. 06/10/09 News & Public Affairs Programming Dialogue -- Hosted one-on-one conversation about the issues facing Native America; NA WorldView -- International news and commentary. Native America Talking – employing the “Larry King Live” format, this show will be hosted by someone of the stature of Harlan McKosato (Sauk/Ioway). World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

13. 06/10/09 Music & Cultural Programming Ray Tracey’s America -- Travel series hosted by Ray Tracey highlighting the beauty and drama of the American experience; ICE (Indian Cinema Entertainment) -- Michael Smith talks film with Native filmmakers; DreamWeavers -- Native Americans teach the “old ways”; Journeys -- Spirituality and discussion; White Wolf & Nighthorse –A celebrity guest show styled after ABC’s Network show “ The View ” World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304 Ray Tracey Linda White wolf Camille Nighthorse

14. 06/10/09 Recreation & Sports Programming CWF Wrestling -- Canadian Wrestling Federation sponsored exhibition wrestling produced by Reel Indian Productions; ALL Native Sports (various) – Live & pre-recorded on location coverage of Native sporting events and Native People in sports; Golf, Boxing, Lacrosse to name a few…. Providing play by play and highlight coverage of; Native American Sports Council & National Indian Athletic Association Sanctioned Events. ALL NATIVE SportScene -- In-depth report of Native People in all sports and analysis. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304 Cory Witherill

15. 06/10/09 Education & Community Service Programming Kids Korner -- Children’s programming; Medicine Wheel -- Straight talk about health-related issues facing Native America; Natural Resources -- Contact information for Native America; World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

16. WIN-Tv .com P ROGRAMMING The Internet and World Wide Web are unique vehicles by which WIN-TV can fulfill its mission to become a cross cultural platform among and between both North America’s Native Peoples (as well as the world’s indigenous populations) and the larger American public. WIN-Tv.com’s “portal” plan is based on the following elements: Have links to other Native American online sites, be it to a regional nation or tribe, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, university departments or social service agencies. Provide WIN-TV’s program schedule and provide commentary on its shows; viewer feedback will be encouraged – helping develop WIN-TV into a truly two-way, “interactive” television network. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

17. CulturalCreatives are characterized by people into environmentalism, feminism, spiritualism and a thoughtful life. They are dispersed though-out the country (all though more in West), relatively affluent and include more women then men (6:4). Equally important, they are suspicious of traditional media because they feel that the media do not meet their needs. They believe that most of the media is materialistic and relying on heavily-edited, highly over-produced and simplistic programs. Creatives tend to be more discriminating (and often more loyal) viewers, information junkies, looking for more complex, nuances and more “authentic” productions. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

18. WIN-TV’s “core” Audience Native America is a people of 553 officially recognized nations, tribes and cultures (and still other not-officially recognized tribes) that is scattered throughout North America. WIN-TV AUDIENCES WIN-TV has targeted two distinct audiences: (1) “Core audience” constituted of the Native people of North America. (2) “General audience” constituted of “Cultural Creative”. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

19. In 1999, the Native population was estimated at 2.4 million; it is projected to grow to 3.1 million by 2020. Native Peoples are divided evenly between cities and rural areas, thus perfect for satellite service. Significant numbers are located in most major markets, including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Phoenix. WIN-TV will help knit together this community. The nation’s 2.4 million Native Americans (including Eskimos and Aleuts) have seen their buying power rise from $19.2 billion in 1990 to $34.8 billion in 2001, an increase of 81% in eleven years, or a compound annual rate of growth of 5.5%. The 1990-2001 percentage gain is much greater than the increases in buying power projected both for both whites (67.4%) and for the U.S. population as a whole (70.4%). U.S. Census World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

20. WIN-TV’s “General”audience is characterized as follows: The “CulturalCreatives” was first analyzed by the sociologist Paul H. Ray in a massive study involving 200,000 survey responses conducted during the 1990s, this psycho-demographic category of American consumers has received extensive validation and media attention. In 1997, “Cultural Creatives” numbered 44 million adults (representing 24 percent) and by 2000 it topped 50 million adults . World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

21. WIN-Tv will launch ; an online moderated “interview” service – a meet-the-star format show with an online/call-in Q&A component – to accompany WIN-TV live entertainment specials. WIN-Tv will Develop ; test and implement an eCommerce service that follows the print-published catalog model established by the Sundance Institute and others that have “discovered” (appropriated?) Native arts and crafts sales; WIN-Tv.com’s eCommerce effort will be based on a policy of “Responsible Commerce” will serve the Native artists, craftsperson and others whose works will be available through the service. WIN-Tv will host ; moderated and un-moderated chat rooms and message boards for the development of multiple, simultaneous discussions and community engagement. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

22. WIN-TV LAUNCH & ROLL-OUT STRATEGY WIN-TV plans to employ a two-year launch and roll-out Year One – WIN-TV is poised to be launched on EchoStar’s DBS Dish Network which reaches 8 million households; WIN-TV will be made available to analog CATV systems in select markets where there is a significant Native American population. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

23. Year Two – WIN-TV will expand its presence on DBS by broadcasting on DirecTV service and reaching an additional 12 million households, thus reaching a total of 20 million households ; WIN-TV will seek to increase the number of analog CATV systems that will carry its programming; WIN-TV will seek to have its programming available over CATV’s increasing number of digital channels; WIN-TV plans to release a number of “signature” programs, most notably its live entertainment shows, on homevideo/DVD . By the end of Year Two, WIN-TV will be fully operational and projects that it will reach over 20 million television households. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

25. WIN-Tv On-Air Advertising Advertising rates are based on audience reach – “eyeball” count! -- and WIN-TV will aggressively move to extend its coverage from its initial launch on EchoStar’s Dish Network and select analog cable serves, to DirecTV and national digital cable outlets. WIN-TV will exploit a very generous incentive pricing plan (to as much as 50%–70% discounted) to attract initial advertisers. WIN-TV will continue to price its rates at just below the market norm, but this will still be profitable. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

26. WIN-Tv Shop-at-Home: A Two hour daily in house Shop-at-Home production. The key factors of WIN-TV’s strategy include: WIN-TV will run long-form, 120- minute program segments that feature culture-, music-, arts- and crafts-people and will use intermittent "soft pitches" to promote and sell objects. WIN-TV will avoid employing the “hard sell' format and will emphasis on Genuine Native American products that are content rich in order to build up the “feel good’ aspect and that appeal to both the network’s “core” and “general” audiences, especially to the highly-coveted “Cultural Creatives.” WIN-TV will produce a daily two hour Shop-at-Home production The “WIN-Tv Trading Post” will seek to offer Native American products, are in tune with the new buying habits of “smart” shopping, that reflect cause-related marketing and they are associated with “corporate conscience” programs. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

27. Ancillary Product Offerings: key factors of WIN-TV’s ancillary products strategy include: WIN-TV will introduce a line of products that are either branded or co-branded using an existing independent label as the partner. These offerings will leverage WIN-TV’s intellectual property assets. The ancillary product line that is currently anticipated will likely include (1) DVD/homevideos and CDs based on on-air programming specials, including live entertainment shows, historical specials and Native American cultural profiles; and (2) special cultural and craft objects-of-art, books and other products that appropriately reflect the Native Experience. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

28. Working with partners takes the full burden of order processing, customer services, warehousing and other functions off WIN-TV’s shoulders. WIN-TV will make a serious commitment to heavy on-air promotion and will employ an average 10 percent royalty fee against gross product sales. WIN-Tv Shop-at-Home: Product Drop-shipping Partners World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

30. e-Commerce revenue e-Commerce revenue will be derived from, for Year-One, on the domestic US Native marketplace; Year-Two efforts will expand to the global indigenous marketplace. Key factors related to this rollout plan include: Royalty rates for all transactions will be set at 10% -- this is significantly below the 15% rate charged by, for example, Amazon and other web retailers. Customer purchases will be managed through established credit-card authorization mechanisms; customers will be encouraged to set up pre-approved accounts to facilitate spontaneous purchases and to receive bonus incentives on future purchases. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

31. WIN-TV’s Five Year Revenue Projections WIN-TV’s revenue forecast for the period of Year-One through Year-Five is as follows: World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304 $ 269,236,637 $ 100,618,000 $ 22,651,750 TOTALS $ 17,550,000 $ 7,800,000 $ 5,000,000 Online Revenue $ 175,500,000 $ 36,400,000 $ 0,000 Ancillary Retail $ 17,550,000 $ 7,800,000 $ 5,000,000 Shop-at-Home $ 76,186,637 $ 48,618,000 $ 12,651,750 On-Air Advertising Year Five Year Three Year One Category

32. WIN-Tv Return On Investment World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

33. Investment Collateral World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

34. WIN-Tv Key Management Team WIN-TV’s senior management consists of a seasoned group of television-industry professionals who have, collectively, extensive experience in the critical areas of management, finance, programming and marketing & sales. Gérard Angé, Founder, President and CEO (Sioux) . Mr. Angé has been involved in satellite and broadcasting for almost twenty years. Prior to forming World Indigenous Network, he owned and operated G.A.P. International, a successful international satellite television network and production services company specializing in international broadcast and live interactive television for an impressive list of entertainment, political and corporate clients. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

36. Karry (Nick) Fitch, Founder, Vice President of Special Projects and Secretary . Mr. Fitch has over twenty years experience in the music business. Working extensively in the San Francisco Bay Area for numerous entertainment and recording companies, including Capitol Records, Muthers Recording Studios, Bill Graham Presents and KTLM Radio, he has created and managed numerous national sales programs and promotional campaigns. Edward Shapiro, President and COO, WIN-Com . Mr. Shapiro has over forty years experience in merchandising and retail sales in the apparel industry. Forging relationships with many of the top merchandisers in Asia and elsewhere around the world, he has orchestrated sales programs with Macy’s, Mervyn’s, Nordstrom’s, Costco Wal-Mart and other domestic retail giants that have netted annual gross revenues of more than $40 million. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

37. Patricia K. Parker, Vice President of Tribal Affairs . Ms. Parker has served as President and Co-founder of Native American Management Services in Washington, D.C. for the past ten years, providing management solutions to Indian communities, the federal government and the private sector. She also sits on the boards of numerous women’s and minority organizations, and hosts “Windows To Our Ways,” the first Native American television talk show. Andrew Albanese, Controller . Mr. Albanese has almost twenty years experience in accounting and commercial finance. From Controller to Vice President to Chief Financial Officer, he has held a variety of senior level management positions in the finance and banking industries, including Silicon Valley Bank, California Business Bank, Bean Commercial Finance Corporation, GeoNet Communications, Broadware, Maxtor and Arrow Electronics. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

38. Kathleen A. Crain, Ad Sales Manager . Ms. Crain has been a media buyer and spot broadcast negotiator for over twenty years. Specializing in television, radio and print advertising, she has conceived and managed multi-million dollar campaigns for Western International Media, Initiative Media/San Francisco, Evans/San Francisco, Francine Pareles & Associates, Ogilivy & Mather and other the top agencies in the Bay Area. Larry Sugar, Broadcast Media Consultant . Mr. Sugar has enjoyed a successful thirty-year career in the entertainment business, including serving President of Lorimar International and Republic Pictures and Vice President of Distribution and Acquisition at CBS. He has been an adjunct professor at the College of Santa Fe for twelve years and lectures on the entertainment business at colleges and universities around the country. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

39. James G. Bellows, News Operations Advisor . Mr. Bellows has what’s been described as the longest resume in journalism. He led the New York Herald-Tribune, Washington Star and Los Angeles Examiner, served as Executive Editor of ABC World News Tonight and Managing Editor of Entertainment Tonight and head of TV Guide’s West Coast Bureau , highlights of a career that have earned him a reputation as a passionate crusader who challenges the status quo and champions the underdog. World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

40. WIN-Tv EXIT STRATEGY WIN-TV has a potential initial DBS-based audience during Year-One of 8-plus million and by Year-Two of 20-plus million viewers. By Year-Two this audience has the potential of being significantly larger as WIN-TV secures greater carriage as analog and digital cable outlets are negotiated. WIN-TV appeal will be determined by the unique, high-quality programming it will offer. This programming will be based on a mix of arts and culture, news and public affairs and sports and recreational shows. Based upon the potential for significant growth that WIN-TV projects in its “Moderate” financial assumptions, the Company anticipates that it will pursue one of the following four "exit” strategies :* World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

42. WIN-Tv Investor support Page I would like to thank the those of you who are the builders of dreams… The people of vision and commitment, who have seen into the future and the commitment to build that future… A future of economic wealth and independence and sovereignty for all Native people. For you are the true visionaries, without your investment and support of WIN-Tv an idea would still be just an idea, and a dream would still…. be a dream… Thank You, Gérard Angé (Sioux) World Indigenous Network Corporation 400 Tamal Plaza , Suite 405, Corte Madera, CA 94925 Tel: 415-717-8302 Fax: 702-924-7304

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