Contracts Royal SunAlliance & Cambridge University

InterX PLC
10 March 2000

                               INTERX PLC
                        ('InterX' or the 'Group')
                                    
                         Cromwell wins contracts
                                  with
            Royal SunAlliance and Cambridge University Press
                                    
InterX,  which today announced full details of the merger with  Cromwell
Media  Limited ('Cromwell'), together with interim results  for  the  27
weeks  ended  5 February 2000, is pleased to announce that Cromwell  has
secured  two  significant contracts with Royal SunAlliance Insurance  UK
('Royal SunAlliance') and Cambridge University Press.

The  contract with Royal SunAlliance, part of one of the world's leading
international  insurance  companies and the largest  underwriter  of  UK
general  insurance risks, is for the provision of a UK-wide  BladeRunner
licence, along with services to develop their online systems.

The  contract with Cambridge University Press is to supply a BladeRunner
licence  and services to build an online content delivery and e-commerce
platform.   Cambridge  University Press is the printing  and  publishing
house  of  the  University of Cambridge.  Founded in 1534,  the  world's
oldest  press  is  today  one of the largest  educational  and  academic
publishers,  producing  more  than 2,000 titles  a  year  in  print  and
electronic   form.   Cambridge  University  Press  is  an  international
publisher, drawing authors from more than 100 countries and distributing
its products to almost 200.

Jon Quigly, Business Systems Manager of Royal SunAlliance, commented:

'Royal  SunAlliance  Insurance UK has purchased a  BladeRunner  software
licence from Cromwell and are working together on Royal SunAlliance's UK
internet strategy as they bring together their UK direct operations.'

Dr  Conrad  Guettler, Journals Director of Cambridge  University  Press,
commented:

'Cambridge  University  Press has purchased the  BladeRunner  family  of
products  from  Cromwell  and  are working together  on  developing  the
Press's internet publishing platforms and strategy.'

Rob Bruce, Chief Executive of Cromwell, added:

'Cromwell  is  focusing initially on developing its  target  markets  of
financial   services  and  media/publishing.   We  are   convinced   our
technology   provides  organisations  with  a  significant   competitive
advantage and we are delighted to have won these strategic product sales
with  such  prestigious  companies.  These  contracts  demonstrate  that
Cromwell can compete and win.'


James Wickes, Chief Executive of InterX, commented:

'When  we  announced our intention to merge with Cromwell, we knew  that
its  technology was world class.  Using the Group's resources, we  shall
now drive Cromwell's aggressive expansion.'


Enquiries:

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