"Making decisions on the fly using interactive audio and web conferencing to unite participants in different geographies is steadily becoming the norm, and it's fueling constant change in the technological and business demands of real-time web conferencing," said Netspoke President and CEO Scott D'Entremont. "We've flourished by mapping our research, development and strategy to the future of business communications. This ranking from Boston Business Journal and our continuing revenue growth are testaments to our success in the market."

Boston Business Journal ranks the 50 fastest growing private companies based on two-year revenue growth from 2002 to 2004. In that period, Netspoke's web conferencing revenue climbed from $5.4 million to $10.6 million. Strategic partnerships and key customer wins, including Starwood Hotels, have driven the increase.

In 2004, Netspoke was ranked by Inc. Magazine and Deloitte & Touche LLP as one of the fastest growing companies in New England and North America. Leading technology publication eWEEK awarded Netspoke Web Conferencing its Analyst's Choice award in 2004, commending Netspoke's smooth web content delivery coupled with powerful reporting tools above other solutions tested in the lab.

Netspoke delivers fully integrated audio and web conferencing through its Conferencing Hub. The company combines reliable, full-featured, and flexible technology with all-encompassing customer care to provide an enhanced user experience with every customer interaction. The company has been ranked by Inc. Magazine, Deloitte & Touche LLP and Boston Business Journal as one of the fastest growing companies in New England and North America due to it's fast growing web conferencing offering. For more information, visit the web site at http://www.netspoke.com