Bangkok--Jun 6--Bisnews Corporate and government news releases can now be delivered directly and with full translation to 33 Asian and Pacific Countries as well as to other regions of the world. This follows the start of operations of Asianet, a co-operative of Asia and Pacific news agencies. In addition to Bisnews of Thailand, members of Asianet include, Australia's AAP Information Services, Japan's Kyodo News Service, Indonesia's Antara News Agency, Malaysia's Bernama, Pakistan Press International, the Philippines News Agency, United News of Bangladesh, Vietnam News Agency, Xinhua, South Korea's Yonhap, The Press Trust of India, and the New Zealand Press Agency. Asianet has developed a communications network designed to handle all press releases directed to the member country and other target organizations in the region. Every release delivered to Asianet will also be transmitted to news agencies throughout Asia and Pacific within minutes for translation into the language of the recipient country. Asianet has exclusive agreements with two of the world's largest news release organizations--the New York-based PR Newswire (PRN) and Two-Ten Communications Ltd. (TTC) of London-- to handle all their traffic into the region and deliver news releases to North and South America, Europe, Africa and The Middle East. As part of a special promotion, Bisnews offers to deliver your press release free of charge in Thailand through its on-line system, regardless of whether or not you are a subscriber to Bisnews real-time news service. Currently, we have over 6,000 screens installed across the country, at top companies, investment firms, government agencies, and news organizations, which ensures that your firm's news will be read by the nation's key decision-makers in real time. This special offer is valid until June 30, 1996 only! Normal rates apply for distribution outside of Thailand. For more information, call Bisnews today at 253-5000-9 and ask for Khun Robert Ext: 115 or Khun Nantanee Ext: 202. Bisnews Plc. may at its own discretion refuse to transmit certain press releases. End