Austria-Note / Note to Customers on Video Coverage on the Trial of Incest Case of Amstetten


VIENNA, March 16 /PRNewswire/ --     The following is an editorial note for international TV stations and
online editorial departments:

The APA - Austrian Press Agency will provide video material on the trial
of the incest case of Amstetten (Austria) for international TV and online
editorial departments starting Monday, March 16th.

The coverage will include at least one clip every day throughout the
trial until March 20th.

Technical point: APA video files can be relayed in MPEG2-Standard via
ftp. Alternative formats may be supplied on request.

Please direct any questions to the APA video desk (Mrs. Julia Matousek,
+43-1-360-60-5852) mailto:video@apa.at

contact:
    Marcus Hebein
    APA - Austria Presse Agentur
    Tel.: +43-1-36060-5800

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