Jedi Mind, Inc. (Pink Sheets: JEDM), has been selected to be featured on “Inside Business”, hosted by Senator Fred Thompson. The feature focuses on emerging technologies in America and will reach approximately 90 million viewers nationwide on CNBC. The segment will also be aired 10 times regionally on CNN Headline News and other news networks, as well as linked to 700 newsrooms and 1,300 broadcast facilities to use as a video news release. The production is scheduled for August, 2009 with the formal air times to be announced shortly thereafter.

“We expect some great exposure for our software technology over the next several months,” stated Brent Fouch, CEO. “The core technology has been featured in USA Today and on The Discovery Channel in recent months. We are excited about the future of our software products which interfaces with the EmotivEPOC wireless headset to provide a limitless number of possibilities with regard to mind controlled technology,” concluded Brent Fouch, CEO.

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I find it interesting how people can look at a title of a video or blog and decide what the “angle” is without even watching or reading. It is a very judgmental society we live in. Over the last 3 weeks I have been doing video updates on SpongeTech Delivery Systems (OTCBB: SPNG) stock with regard to technical analysis.

But amid all of the promotion and the bashers one thing is very clear to me. SpongeTech has done it right with regard to promotion of their company.

Stay with me for a couple of paragraphs while I set this up…

Since the late 1990s, micro cap companies have, by in large, taken a short-term approach with regard to investor relations and promotion of their stock. The Internet Bubble created an “instant gratification” market. Most micro cap companies do little to promote their own company and products or services (if they have any). They just want to hire someone to do it for them; ideally the entity they retain will do it in a big way for a very small price. But, you get what you pay for…

Running short-term programs has ruined the market for micro cap stocks in many ways over the last few years. One or two day “run, hump and dump” programs leaves traders and investors hung in the stock at higher prices for months, years or forever. The company behind the stock is left right back where they started and the only people that make money in these programs are the promoters (sometimes even they lose) and the really sharp day-traders.

So what did SpongeTech do differently?

SpongeTech management adopted a long-term approach to the development of not only their stock but their products as well. SpongeTech management has displayed no gag reflex with paying IR and promotional entities full price for their services over a long period of time. As most of you recall, SpongeTech has been promoted by many entities for over a year. Even last fall, I was contacted to help out. I was too busy setting up a new biz so I could not participate.

SpongeTech management has gone out of their way and outside the box to promote their business and products. One look at their news headlines over the last year or two makes it clear that they were not just sitting back on their asses waiting for IR entities and promoters to produce results. Key Point Here: Company Management Teams must be passionate about their products/services and their business to be successful for more than a day in the marketplace…

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Please do not ask for investment advice on SPNG or any other stock. I am a techie only when it comes to stocks.

Tom

CNWI is up nicely on this news today… The stock has traded just over 100K shares. HotStockChat.com put this stock on the webpage here at .20 last week…

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