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Silicon Beach Communications is a full service communications provider integrating Internet, voice, and data solutions. As an Integrated Communications Provider, the Company has a broad range of programs for individuals, growing businesses and major corporations. Our portfolio of Internet, telecommunications, and advanced network services are marketed through value-added resellers (VARs), independent agents, and internal direct-sales professionals. Silicon Beach delivers and supports its services through its Business Solutions Group and Consumer Solutions Group, backed by a complete Technical Support Department and a 24-hour network operations center.

Silicon Beach was founded in early 1994 to fulfill the region's burgeoning need for quality Internet service, and rapidly grew to be the largest, and best regional Internet Service Provider exclusively focused on the Central Coast. A merger with NetLojix Communications in 1996 allowed the company to diversify its product offering with voice and data connectivity services, and become a full-service Integrated Communications Provider. Silicon Beach now offers a complete suite of communications products and services for individuals and businesses.

https://www.newswire.com/news/zomongo-tv-corp-selects-internet-pioneer-frank-dziuba-to-oversee-the-2898991

ZOMONGO.TV CORP selects Internet pioneer Frank Dziuba to oversee the continued expansion and technological advancement of Zomongo's network and software platforms.

J. O. Ostrowski, President and CEO of the USA & Canadian based ZOMONGO entities, announced the appointment of international internet communications expert Frank Dziuba as Chief Technology Officer.

PRESS RELEASE MAR 31, 2016

March 31, 2016 (Press Release) - Frank Dziuba, a U.S. Internet software and services expert, will serve as Chief Technology Officer for Zomongo.TV, ensuring the company can meet and bolster its plans for global expansion.

Mr. Dziuba' s list of accomplishments makes him perfectly suited to advance Zomongo's suite of communication products including ad streaming, digital advertising and mobile application development.

As a pioneer and entrepreneur in the early days of the World Wide Web, Mr. Dziuba founded an Internet Service Provider, "Silicon Beach Communications", in Santa Barbara, California in 1994. His ISP grew to be the largest in the central coast and was later acquired by Netlojix communications. During that time he also developed the first Internet auction dedicated to selling art and numismatics.

Mr. Dziuba provided consulting to Genuity Networks, a subsidiary of Bechtel and now owned by Level 3 Communications, and was integral in their deployment of their national Internet infrastructure. He worked with Cisco and the United Nations to build and host the 'Netaid.org' (now Mercy Corps) donations website after the Netaid live video concert event of October 9, 1999. Later, working with UltraDNS, (now owned by Neustar), he designed the first implementation of their secure 'Enterprise DNS' Solution for large, secure, enterprise level corporations targeting fortune 1000 companies.

More recently, Mr. Dziuba built a completely automated web based system for a customer self-managed teleconference service. This service allowed customers to call a toll free number and have as many as 300 callers in one audio conference. Recording calls and downloading the recordings was also automated. The web interface allowed the customer to see reports, billing and management of their conference codes on bridges positioned around the U.S. using secured communications.

Jeffrey Taylor, Zomongo's Chief Operations Officer stated "Frank brings to us over 30 years of technological achievement and groundbreaking ideas related to Internet communications and program development. We are excited to have Frank on board and feel he augments our management team and will effectively direct our efforts to create products and services that help companies with their marketing endeavors."