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HAYNIE JOINS SCALA AS SENIOR SYSTEMS ENGINEER
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WASHINGTON, D.C., JUNE 8, 1994 - David Haynie, former senior system
hardware design engineer for Commodore International Limited, has joined
Scala, Inc., the leader in computer-based television information systems,
as senior systems engineer.  In this position, Haynie will oversee all
computer-related hardware research and development activities in Scala's
R&D office in Exton, PA.

Scala's vice-president of engineering Jeff Porter said, "Dave has been a
key hardware design and development person for the Amiga.  His expertise
and experience will enable us to evaluate and develop computer-related
hardware for the information super-highway."

Besides his tenure with Commodore, Haynie has been employeed by General
Electric and Bell Laboratories.  He holds a Bachelors Degree in Electrical
Engineering and Mathematics from Carnegie Mellon

"It [Scala] is the next big thing." Haynie said when he joined Scala. "I
will advise set-top box manufacturers how to develop a sophisticated, yet
inexpensive multimedia computer in next generation set-tops.  I will also
be doing software work on Scala's MMOS."  Scala's Multimedia Multitasking
Operating System (MMOS) is an object oriented kernel (OS) to be used in
future products.

Scala, founded in 1987 in Norway and incorporated in the U.S. in 1992,
develops and markets computer-based television information solutions.
Available in ten languages, Scala's multimedia tools are used by 45,000
users in more than 40 countries.

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Notes:
Scala and MMOS are registered trademarks of Scala, Inc.