"The Board that You Could Never Afford" GDS International's Top 10:

BRISTOL, England, December 1 - GDS International has built up quite a reputation amongst the Fortune
500. The global media giant has had double figure growth every year for the
last five years, and has offices in almost every continent. They now boast
the fastest growing news source amongst the executive community in the world,
increasing its reach by 200,000 across all verticals every month through
their new digital initiatives.

Because of this, the world's business leaders are queuing up for an
opportunity to work with GDS International. Below are the Top 10 executives
that have played a major part in the company's success in 2009.

10. Zhang Fan - CTO - China Unicom

Zhang Fan joined over fifty of the biggest telecom operators in Asia at
GDS International's NGT Summit where they discussed future LTE network
developments.

9. Werner Vogels - CTO - Amazon

Werner Vogels joined Amazon in September 2004 as the Director of Systems
Research. He was named Chief Technology Officer in January 2005 and Vice
President, World-wide Architecture in March of that year. And talks
unequivocally with GDS International's executive online portal MeettheBoss
TV.

8. Raj Rawal - SVP and CIO - Burger King

Partnered with and played an active role at GDS International's CIO US
summit held September 2009.

7. Jorgen Vig - CEO - Lego

Spoke candidly for GDS International's flagship publication CXO EU about
his company's reversal of fortune.

6. Albert Hitchcock - Group CIO - Vodafone

Albert Hitchcock was made Group Chief Information Officer at Vodafone,
the world's leading mobile telecommunications company, in August 2007, after
14 years with Nortel. And is leading the strongest telecom operator committee
for GDS International's NGT Summit.

5. Vint Cerf - Chief Evangelist - Google

Gave MeettheBoss TV a thrilling three part presentation 'On the Future of
the Internet and Voice Enabled Technology.'

4. Herbert Hainer, Chairman & CEO, Adidas AG

Herbert Hainer took charge at Adidas Ag (then Adidas-Salomon AG) in 2000.
In the last nine years he has sharpened the company's focus - selling Salomon
and buying Reebok to better concentrate on its core competencies. He met up
with MeettheBoss TV back in the summer (2009) to talk about Competition,
innovation and the power of straight talking.

3. Michael Dell - Chairmen of Dell Ltd

GDS International's rave reporter Rebecca Goozee met with the
charismatic, computer king at his headquarters in Texas for Q4's Business
Management US publication.

2. Michael Morris - Chairman, President & CEO, American Electric Power

American Electric Power is one of the largest electric utilities in the
United States, delivering electricity to more than 5 million customers in 11
states, with over 39,000 miles of network, and he shared his views on GDS
International broadcast site MeettheBoss TV.

1. Karl Rove - Former Senior Advisor to President George W. Bush

Attended the recent Next Generation Oil and Gas Summit held in New
Orleans where he chaired the debate with fifty other industry visionaries
including Neil Bush, CEO of Nexus Energy and brother of George.

These names are the tip of the ice-burg for what is a unique company. GDS
Publishing has come out of nowhere in 2009, a phoenix from the economic
downturn. All eyes are on GDS International during 2010.

John Funnell, email: john.funnell at gdsinternational.com Tel: +44-117-9214000