INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO is nation's premier event for showcasing leading cost-saving and cutting-edge VoIP products and services.

"NextWest's participation at INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO is a primary reason why this show is widely recognized as industry's #1 venue to test, compare, and learn about benefits and cost-savings inherent in IP telephony products and services," said Rich Tehrani, TMC President and conference chairman. "We are proud to have NextWest and its NextWest PCXi and NextContact IP-based Communications Solutions as a key part of this year's program."

NextWest's PCXi IP Communications platform brings together all of advanced PBX features with sound, reliable Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solutions. NextWest's NextContact Call / Contact Center solution open's door for full feature inbound / outbound calling while their predictive dialer & Automatic Call Distribution (ACD) modules provide best of class call blending.

"NextWest's PCXi combined with NextContact creates most advanced fully integrated IP Communications platform available on market, said NextWest COO Matthew Morales. "Internet Telephony Conference & Expo Fall 2004 is perfect venue for demonstrating our quality and reliability to marketplace."

For additional information on NextWest, please visit our Web site at www.nextwest.com.

Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is an XML standard for declaring content entries for small content feeds. The RSS format has gained popularity over years due to its simplicity. The XML file formatted according to RSS specification is either found as a physical file or is obtained via a Web site that handles request and sends content over Internet to client. The RSS format is as given below

The XML format for RSS declares that XML must have a root element of , which identifies document. This is shown in following sample snippet. The element contains one element and then many elements that hold element.

Most of elements declared by RSS specification are optional. However, some elements need to be declared to make code functional.

The element should contain following children: • Item (at least 1) • Title • Link • Description