November 7th, 2007 - IAS Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: IASCA) is pleased to announce the official launch of the Chinese Version Two of the all-new Video1314.com Web2.0 platform. As of today, many features have been added.

Samuel Kam, Vice President of Internet Development, states, "The all-new Video1314.com site has been expanded to offer photo and audio sharing capabilities with a more friendly and easy to use interface."

Users will have a choice of interface in Chinese simplified, traditional or English languages. This new and powerful platform will allow its members to have free 2 Gigabytes of space to upload their entire music, photo or video collections for storage. These new features will allow its members to play their favorite music, share photos and watch home videos on the web from anywhere in the world just by logging in. When not in private mode, its members can share their home videos, photos or self played music or audio with other Internet users.

ABOUT VIDEO1314.COM
Video1314.com is currently a Chinese Web 2.0 platform similar to YouTube. Video1314's Chinese platform will be expanded and has plans to launch across Asia in Japanese, Korean and English. Besides Video, photo and audio sharing capabilities, Video1314 will grow its business to offer a C2C, B2C and B2B marketplace to buy and sell goods for its members. Video1314 focuses on three main areas:

• Free online photo, video and audio sharing,
• A marketplace (similar to Alibaba) to buy and sell goods using video, photo and audio technologies
• High resolution TV programs that can be watched over the Internet

Mr. Kam reports that this is the start of many additional new features to be announced for the Video1314.com site to accomplish our goal of having Vido1314.com to be one of the top websites in Asia and China.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

"John Robertson"

John Robertson
President

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