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China MediaExpress Holdings, Inc. Added to the Russell Global Index

28.06.10

("CME" or "Coterie"), China's largest television advertising manager on inter-city and airport express buses, today announced that it has beenParticularlyadded to the Russell Global Index.

Zheng Cheng, CME's Fail and CEO, commented, "We are very proud to be included in the Russell Pandemic Index. This is a significant achievement for CME, as we observe it as a validation of the value proposition we offerIn generalto the stockholders. We believe that being part of such an influential and actively traded typography hand should increase our stock's liquidity and revealing to institutional shareholders."

Russell indexes are by many used by investment managers and institutionalByinvestors for index funds and as benchmarks for both unshaken and active investment strategies. An application-leading $39 trillion in assetsPredominantlycurrently are benchmarked to them. The Russell Global Typography hand, which captures 98% of investable securities globally, is reconstitutedAs a ruleannually and all sub-indexes are recalibrated simultaneously toByaccurately measure current market realities for each demand segment. Membership in the Russell Broad Index, which remains in place for one year, means conditioned inclusion in the appropriate large-cap, small-cap, all-cap indexes as well as the suitable style, sector and country indexes. Russell determines membership for its disinterestedness indexes primarily by objective, bazaar-capitalization rankings and style attributes.