February 28th 2009

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Robbie Gibson

Hostaroo, Inc., Survives Storms with no outages

Louisville, KY (December 1, 2008) – The largest power outage in Kentucky history, caused by a massive ice storm, had no impact on Hostaroo.com and its clients. The ice storm that began on Tuesday, January 27, 2009 and continued through the week caused up to 700,000 homes and businesses throughout the state to lose power for 10 days or longer.

The storm was so severe that it prompted local and statewide governments to call upon the states full 4,600 person National Guard to assist with recovery operations – marking the first time in the state’s history the entire Guard was called to action. City, State and National governments declared the state of Kentucky a Natural Disaster – 90 of Kentucky’s 120 counties were declared emergencies.

The ice storm marked the second time within the last five months that severe weather conditions crippled Louisville businesses. Only a few months earlier on September 14th, 2008 Louisville experienced winds as high as 75 mph resulting from Hurricane Ike. In both cases, Louisville-area businesses were without power for up to 10 days. Hostaroo.com however, provided 100% uptime to its world wide clients during and after both storms.

Hostaroo provides consulting for local businesses, to help them realize a professional presence on the Internet. Founded in 2000, Hostaroo is headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, and is privately held.