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November 2007
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VIDEO 1314
has agreed to be acquired by:
IAS ENERGY, INC.
Ticker Symbol:
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About Video 1314
Video 1314 is currently operating with
servers in Hong Kong and providing
service primarily in Chinese.
Video1314.com is a similar platform
to YouTube but with more
functionality, features and is targeted
towards the Asian population, namely
the Greater China area.
Video1314 will also further expand its
platfrom in its next phase by offering
Japanese and Korean language
interfaces.
In the future, Video1314 will not only offer short clips for viewing but may also go into
production of specialized TV programs or license syndicated television programs for
the Internet.
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Video 1314 Focuses on 4 Main Areas:
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Low resolution shared video clips uploaded by users for free
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Free online sharing of photos and self-played music or audio
(when not in private mode), as well as storage
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A Marketplace where users can buy and sell goods freely
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Future syndicated programming for High resolution TV programs
that can be watched over the Internet
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Our Mission Statement
Video1314’s mission is to be the world’s leading
Internet Video Network social site through digital
media entertainment and infotainment and an
advanced marketplace for buying and selling goods.
In chinese, when one says the words “1314”,
its sounds like the meaning “for life”.
Hence Video1314 means Videos for Life.
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Video 1314: Current Status
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The site Video1314.com is already in
operation with users viewing and members
uploading videos on a daily basis
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Current servers in Hong Kong and ready for expansion into mainland China,
Macau, Taiwan, Japan and Korea
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Was operating in Version 1.0 mode (since March 1, 2007)
Version 2.0 was launched November 7, 2007 which now includes video as
well as music and photo sharing
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Current Ranking
 Among User Generated
Content sites for the Chinese
market, Video1314 is ranked
number 29.
 In the future phases, Video1314 will expand its platform to be accessed
by mobile phones. By 2012, the number of users expected to access
the Internet using their mobile phones will reach 76 million.
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Overview of the Internet

Personal Computer with an Internet connection has
become the SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT appliance
in the home, surpassing the television.

New generations or individuals are socializing less
in real life and socializing more in the digital world
through Web 2.0 platforms, spending countless
hours online, giving rise to the term “cocooning”.

Although user growth rates have slowed to around
10% annual growth, the amount of data has been
increasing at over 30 times annually. Internet
audience measurement company
Nielsen/Netratings, measures the number of Internet
users worldwide at more than 1.24 billion.
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The Internet and the Stock Market

ALIBABA recently listed on the Hong
Kong Exchange and has raised record
breaking funds of $1.5 billion+. The
stock tripled in price on the first day of
trading.

2007 is a benchmark year for Internet
companies. It is a Bull market for the
stock market and high tech companies.
The Nasdaq index has outpaced the
Dow and S&P.
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Very large valuations for companies
such as YouTube, Baidu, Facebook,
Google, etc.
The growth of these firms will continue
because time spent on the Internet by
users are ever increasing.
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ALIBABA.Com Chart
At Nov.1, 2007
Alibaba Shares Nearly Triple in Debut
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BAIDU.Com Chart
GOOGLE.com Chart
At Nov.1, 2007
At Nov.1, 2007
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Video 1314 Business Strategy
Video1314 believes in order to gain user awareness for its platform, it must:
 Increase its content. Content is "king" and through its specialty
"rewards" marketing programs, millions of users will upload millions
of videos.
 Enhance the user friendliness of its
platform, ease of use and multilingual
capability for an Asian audience.
 Increase the speed of the videos to
stop buffering by co-locating its servers
on the “edge” nearer to end users
computers on the Internet.
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Video 1314 Business Strategy cont…
AND, in today’s current
competitive environment, it must
provide a new equation and
value for its members:
 By offering a marketplace for its users to make money by buying and selling goods
freely on Video1314 with video, photo and music marketing.
 By firstly attracting users to view content, these users will be easily convinced to
use Video1314.com as a C2C, B2C or B2B platform
 Acquiring additional internet related businesses
 Generating revenue from advertising using the Google advertising formula
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Overview of the Target Market
Video1314's target market is Asia. Initially, Video1314 will target the Greater
China market as well as Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and the Peoples
Republic of China. At a later stage, the company will also target other Asian
areas with mature Internet infrastructure with high speed broadband Internet
such as Japan, Korea and Singapore. Video over the Internet requires
broadband lines such as ADSL, Fiber Optic or Ethernet lines.
The success of Video is dependent on broadband
lines, therefore Video1314 will initially target these
countries. Other Asian countries such as Thailand,
Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines are still lagging
behind in broadband infrastructure.
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Overview of the Target Market
The target population is as follows:
 Stage 1
Hong Kong
Macau
Taiwan
China
 Stage 2
Japan
Korea
Singapore
Population
7,150,254
500,631
23,001,442
1,317,431,495
Internet Users
4,878,713
260,000
14,500,000
162,000,000
128,646,345
51,300,989
3,654,103
86,300,000
34,120,000
2,421,800
More and more industries in China are going online and
one of the largest sectors is the Real Estate sector. With
China’s booming real estate market, Video1314 sales team
will target these developers for advertising revenue.
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Video 1314 Advantages
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In the Web 2.0 space, there are a quite
a number of players offering video
sharing services, such as YouTube,
Metacafe, Revver and in China,
56.com, Todou, etc. Video1314 will
differentiate itself from the others by
offering a marketplace and positioning
itself not only as a video sharing portal
but also as music, photo, Internet TV
channel and IPTV platform.
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Features¥Website
Video1314.com
Youtube.com
56.com
Tudou.com
Video
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- categories
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- view
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- share
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- embed
V
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- download
V
- mobile playing
V
Music
V
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- categories
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- listen
V
V (in forum)
- share
V
V (in forum)
- download
V
- embed
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Photo
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V (very slow)
- categories
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- view
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V (in forum)
- share
V
V (in forum)
- embed
V
- slideshow
Market Place
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Revenue Models
Phase 1
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Video1314’s initial revenue model will be based on visual
advertising. The company will be entering into
discussions with major advertising agencies to discuss
partnerships to route advertisers to its site. These major
agnecies include: BBDO, Grey, Ogilvy & Mather,
BatesAsia, JWT, OMD, Carat Media Services, Leo
Burnett, Publicis, DDB Worldwide, Lowe Ltd, Saatchi &
Saatchi, Dentsu China Ltd, M & C Saatchi (Hong Kong)
Ltd, Starcom Worldwide, Euro RSCG Partnership,
McCann-Erickson, Guangming Ltd, MindShare and Y&R.
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The company divides its revenue lines into the following
key categories:
Package Advertising; Silver, Gold, Platinum through banners or spaces
Video Advertising (watermark, before and after video)
Third party advertising sources such as Adbrite, Yahoo and Google
TV commercial advertising
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Revenue Models
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Video1314’s revenue is based on CPM rates, a standard in the industry known as cost
per thousand page views. In USA, the general CPM rate is US$8-$10 per 1,000 (per
CPM) page views whereas in the Greater China region, this CPM rate is roughly 1/5th of
the USA CPM rate. Video1314’s CPM rates for its Silver, Gold and Platinum packages
are inline with the industry, ranging from US$1.28 to US$1.98 per CPM.
Phase 2
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In the marketplace section of Video1314,
members will be able to sell new or used goods
and services freely. The more users place their
goods for sale in the marketplace, the more
page views will be seen and the more
advertising space can be sold.
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Revenue Models
Phase 3
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Video1314 will budget for production of Internet TV programs
and syndicated TV programs. Most of them will be for free
viewing supported by TV commercials and some will be on pay
per view (subscription based).
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As the content, user base and membership grows, the company
will expand into the advanced search marketing advertising
space. Once there are millions of videos, photos and music in
Video1314’s database, users must search for the content they
are interested in. Related advertising can then be sold in relation
to the search material.
Example:
Users may search for BMW cars and a BMW dealer
advertisement will then show along side based on a biding price.
Video1314 will be charging the BMW a premium for this related
advertising method. Advertising related to search generates
maximum revenue
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Video 1314 Management Team
 Samuel Kam, Vice President of Internet Development I.A.S. Energy Inc.
and CEO/COO and CTO, Power Telecom
Mr. Kam was among the first group of pioneers of the Internet industry in Hong Kong. In early
1996, he founded PowerNet Internet Group, which was rated as one of the Top three best ISPs in
Hong Kong by PC World in 1999, and in 2000, he founded PowerNetix Limited, one of the most
advanced Internet Data Centers in Hong Kong; offering up to Layer 7 Application Controls. Mr.
Kam has been instrumental in developing many of the advanced services and products for these
companies and in particular, the development and management of global VPN products, Utility
Computing products and overall network operations. In 2003, he co-founded Power-All Networks
Ltd., which specializes in cluster-based computing and Data Centre solutions, "in-a-box." In 2007,
he founded www.Video1314.com, which aims to become one of Asia's top destination Internet
sites. From 1999 to 2001, Mr. Kam was also a key fund-raiser for several Hong Kong publicly
listed companies; Harmony Asset (SEHK#428), Millennium Group (SEHK#260) and Allied
Properties (SEHK#56) and in 2001, was featured in the book "Top 100 Smartest persons in Hong
Kong.”
Prior to his involvement in the Hong Kong Internet industry, Mr. Kam was involved in a number of
business enterprises ranging from investment consultation, import/export, business management,
real estate, manufacturing and the travel industry. In 1990, Mr. Kam purchased Soficomex
Development Corp. He was their president from 1990 to 1996, where he built the company into a
major Airline Consolidator for Eastern Canada with a client base of more than 250 travel agencies
across the country. From 1987 to 1992, he was president of Samabill Transworld Investments
Inc., a Canadian investment consultancy business and was also involved in the import and export
of garments.
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Video 1314 Management Team cont…
 Wilson Choi, CFO
Wilson Choi devoted himself in the finance industry, he had been in
the position of Investment Consultant in Citibank N.A since 2000, and
became Vice President at HSBC Futures, where he supported HSBC
Treasury and Capital Market funds and investment banks on hedging
and speculative activities through the use of futures and options. In
2002, Wilson founded Neutron Capital, a US$10 million multi-strategy
private hedge fund which specialize in Mutual Fund Arbitrage and
Quantitative Arbitrage. In 2006, he joined Honorpearl as Project
Analyst, where he provided advises on corporate structure, capital
structure, fund raising and financial projections of projects in China
and Hong Kong of various industries. Wilson has proved his strong
analytical skill, market sense, risk management skill as well as
extensive connections with bankers from his career achievement in
the finance industry. Wilson graduated in University of Melbourne in
1997, he got his Master of Finance degree in 1999 and charted as
Chartered Financial Analyst in 2004
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Video 1314 Management Team cont…
 Thomas Graham Lau, Senior Systems Engineer
Thomas G. Lau has been conducting research on advance Linux systems for
over 5 years with a total 8 years experience on Linux. He often promotes build
from scratch ideas to the Hong Kong Linux society and is also a contributor to
Sourcemage/GNU Linux in Hong Kong. He has been a Linux User Group public
speaker since 2003 and is currently the key Systems Engineer for Video1314.
He has also done research focusing on Email Anti-spam filtering technology by
statistical methods. He is a specialist on Linux and FreeBSD customization and
reverse engineering.
 Kengie Ho, Senior Analyst Programmer
Kengie Ho is currently the Senior Analyst Programmer for Video1314 and is key
to the research and engineering on video broadcasting, streaming and other
video sharing technologies. Prior to joining Video1314, Kengie was a Product
Manager in a telecommunications company that provides wholesale, retail and
calling card services, in which he has helped the company to grow to a first-tier
service provider with direct termination in more than six countries in Asia Pacific
and Europe. He is well experienced in software development, database
administration, networking, VSAT and telecommunications. He has studied in
Northeastern University in Computer Science.
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Video 1314 Management Team cont…
 John Robertson, President of IAS Energy Inc.
Mr. Robertson has many years of experience as
Founder, President, CEO and a Director of numerous
development stage public companies in a variety of
industries, including mining, oil and gas, and
technology. Mr. Robertson has been involved in raising
millions of dollars as a stock broker initially, for several
public companies throughout his extensive career.
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Video 1314 Long Term Plans
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Video1314 expects to be a major public company within the
next two years. The company hopes to build up a brand to
be reckoned, with a strong focus on revenue and profits as
well as being a leader in the Web 2.0 and Internet
television space.
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With the proliferation of high-speed broadband, Video1314
user base will constantly increase. With millions of users,
Video1314 can position itself as a major Internet TV
network, offering syndicated programs for viewers to watch,
such as National Geographic, Discovery , ESPN and CNN.
Traditional TV programs are time scheduled. Often one has
to wait in front of the TV or set their video recorders to
watch their favorite soap operas or programs. Video1314
can be a powerful platform in the future to offer favorite TV
programs on demand, anytime, anywhere.
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Video 1314 Long Term Plans
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Video1314 is in discussions with partners to offer IPTV to
developing countries such as Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola,
Armenia, Argentina, Bangledesh, Brazil, Ghana, Kenya,
Kyrgzstan, Iraq, Estonian, and Laos. If negotiations are
successful, Video1314 can offer an IPTV platform in these
countries allowing users to watch its programs and videos
through wireless Internet. A lot of these countries do not have a
wired infrastructure, so instead they are using wireless Internet
as a means of communication and entertainment.
Video1314 will have an edge over the competition,
as YouTube and other competitors are not accessible
due the Internet infrastructure in these countries.
Video1314 will deploy servers in each of these
countries at the wireless network point.
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