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Muto Communications quickly established this brand as a wireless remote control leader within the home theater enthusiast marketplace. A targeted media relations campaign yielded favorable product reviews, competitive face-offs, national newspaper coverage and radio interviews -- all dramatically expanding this client's presence. Below are a few samples of the national consumer media coverage garnered for this client.

	Audio Video Interiors - March 2002 "...This seemingly impossible dream has been pursued by the aptly named Universal Remote Control..."
	Home Automation - September 2001 "...After this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, NV, we couldn't wait to get our hands on Universal Remote Control's MX-500. What a concept- a home theater remote that's easy to use, for less than $200. Could it be?..."
	Time Magazine - May 2001 "...I had the best luck with the Home Theater Master SL-8000 ($79). It had my TV up and running in 20 seconds. I tried my cable box next. It's a harder case: the remote it came with is so lame it can't even turn up the volume. The SL-8000 had it working inside of a minute. Volume too..."
	Playboy Magazine - September 2001 "...One way to reduce your collection of controllers is to switch to a programmable remote that can learn your entire system..."
	The Wall Street Journal - April 26, 2001 ..."Now, technology has come to the rescue with the "Universal Remote Control" ..."
	Electronic House Magazine - May, 2002 "...When it comes to seating, we've found that the Premiere Home Theatre Surroundings line practically sells itself. They've been specializing in home-theater-intended seating for more than four years now and have a broad selection of styles with enough fabrics and leathers to suit just about any interior or taste. Their latest model, the Sequel (starting at $1,995), maintains tradition and establishes the standard, as far as we're concerned..."