Hello,

Welcome to the Special Global Edition of the KCOMM Communications Alert. We are pleased to announce our company's expansion in Dubai, naming Ardem Antibian, Managing Director, KCOMM Dubai. Our expectation is to serve 15 clients from that office in 2008.

Dubai is the next big thing, so we had to visit in person to confirm it. We had one of the most astounding and intriguing experiences while visiting the diverse region and solidifying our new operations. We hear a lot on the news about this emerging center of global business and recreational activity, but being in Dubai was truly a mind blowing experience!

Consider the following:

Strong dollar in Dubai ($1 million will buy a five-bedroom estate on the water)

Unmatched pace of building 24/7/365 except during prayer time

Initiatives on women in leadership, healthcare and security

Economy with a strong base in real estate and lifestyle/tourism

Area equivalent to Manhattan being developed all at once on a man-made island

Major trend of U.S. companies going public on other global stock exchanges like the United Kingdom, China and the United Arab Emirates, with U.S. regulations such as Sarbanes Oxley as a prime motivation

Innovative "colony" development approach with self-contained areas for media, financial, real estate and other industries

Click here for the top 10 reasons to visit Dubai
Click here to visit Burj Dubai

We hope you and your family had a nice Thanksgiving break and wish you blessings through the Holiday Season.

Sincerely,

Sinan Kanatsiz
Chairman / CEO
KCOMM, Inc.

In This Issue...

• KCOMM Team Documents Hewlett-Packard and Arrow "Amazing Race"
  Presentation Is Highlight of Annual Reseller Summit
  
  
• Social Networks Are Powerful Communications Medium
  Shared Interests Bond Members in Creative Environment
  
  
• CNBC Features Innovative GasLimit Price Cap Program
  KCOMM Client Offers Control Over Volatile Fuel Prices
  
  
• KCOMM Helps Score More Cell Towers for T-Mobile
  Government Affairs Efforts Strive for Win-Win Results
  
  
• KCOMM Presents at New Majority Campaign Workshop
  Personal Image Can Be Just as Critical as Message

KCOMM Team Documents Hewlett-Packard and Arrow "Amazing Race"
Presentation Is Highlight of Annual Reseller Summit

KCOMM recently assisted Hewlett-Packard and Arrow, one of the world's largest providers of computer products and electronic components with an "Amazing Race" concept as the culmination of a three-month sales contest by the HP Group of the Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions (ECS) unit.

Competition began in Las Vegas and extended through the California desert to Los Angeles and scenic Catalina Island, with a final challenge in San Francisco and closing ceremonies at HP headquarters in Palo Alto with HP CEO Mark Hurd.

The excitement and competition were captured by a KCOMM video crew "embedded" with the contestants throughout the event to produce a 20-minute documentary presentation for the annual Arrow ECS Alliance Summit of resellers in November.

View the Arrow ECS "Amazing Race" video

Social Networks Are Powerful Communications Medium
Shared Interests Bond Members in Creative Environment

"Social networks" are everywhere in the news these days, with MySpace and Facebook the most prominent. And they are making their young founders into billionaires. This revolutionary concept offers a unique way of communicating with a variety of target audiences, especially the "next generation" of opinion leaders and early adopters. The influence of these sites is spreading rapidly, even beyond the young Internet cognoscenti, with Facebook showing strong growth in the over-35 demographic. KCOMM strives to bring the power of new media to its clients in reaching their business prospects and stakeholders in new and creative ways that break the mold of traditional communications strategies.

Read more about the Facebook explosion

CNBC Features Innovative GasLimit Price Cap Program
KCOMM Client Offers Control Over Volatile Fuel Prices

As families hit the highways for Thanksgiving travel, CNBC's "Street Signs" program featured an interview with GasLimit president Sam Ritter on Wed., Nov. 21. Anchor Melissa Lee noted the "pain at the pumps" arising from the "vicious aftermath of high oil prices" to introduce the segment on the innovative new GasLimit program that caps gasoline prices and provides reimbursement if prices exceed that cap.

The GasLimit program is available to all purchasers of both unleaded and diesel fuel, from large and small truck fleets to individual consumers. In the CNBC interview, Ritter outlined the program's benefits and the ease of participating via the company's website at www.gaslimit.com.

Click here to view GasLimit interview on CNBC

KCOMM Helps Score More Cell Towers for T-Mobile
Government Affairs Efforts Strive for Win-Win Results

Over the past year, KCOMM has helped telecommunications giant T-Mobile hit major milestones with great success. By developing and implementing targeted government affairs programs, KCOMM represented T-Mobile in addressing various land-use issues to achieve favorable results in both Los Angeles and Orange Counties.

With an effective KCOMM public affairs program in place, T-Mobile earned unanimous approvals by city and county governments. Together, KCOMM and T-Mobile helped shape public policy that locates wireless facilities in critical areas necessary to meet the growing public demand for network coverage while ensuring safety and environmental issues are responsibly addressed.

The need for meeting the current and future demand for wireless solutions continues to grow, as does KCOMM's role with the wireless industry leader in regions across southern California.

KCOMM Presents at New Majority Campaign Workshop
Personal Image Can Be Just as Critical as Message

KCOMM President Jeff Montejano offered words of wisdom during a presentation to aspiring political candidates at a recent campaign workshop hosted by The New Majority, one of California's leading political action committees, based in Orange County. Jeff was one of a prestigious group of speakers that included former California Senate Republican Leader Jim Brulte, Governor Schwarzenegger's fundraiser Renee Croce, and renowned national pollster Steve Kinney, to name a few.

Montejano described how, in the political arena, oftentimes image can be everything. While traditional political issues remain important, it's "the person" that matters more and more to voters as they consider the various political candidates. A helpful tip Montejano gave to these upcoming leaders: "Be yourself, yet remember your audience. While you must have a message that resonates with your audience, you must also know that the image you portray is equally important."

With a decade of experience in public relations, public affairs and politics, on both the government and agency sides, Montejano served in the California State Legislature in multiple capacities, including chief of staff and deputy chief of staff. He has also worked on several federal and state political campaigns.