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USA. Planet X Group hits the water with longboard Surfing Championships @ BYM Sailing News

by NewsReader 04-20-2006

CyberAds, Inc. (OTC BB: CYAD), an extreme sports and lifestyle marketing company, is pleased to report that Planet X Group, a leading producer of extreme sports TV programming, was on scene filming the Ron Jon 42nd Easter Surfing Festival this past weekend, April 13 - 16 in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Direct Link

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