Directorate Change

Yoomedia PLC
09 June 2005


For immediate release
9 June 2005


                                  YooMedia Plc
                             Change of Directorate

YooMedia plc, the interactive entertainment group, announces that David Docherty
is to step down as chief executive to pursue other business opportunities. David
joined the company as a non-executive director in January 2003 and subsequently
became chief executive in January 2004.

Michael Sinclair, executive chairman, said: 'David was central to YooMedia's
development into a broadly-based interactive media group with significant
revenues and a great future. But, I fully understand that having helped bring
about and then integrate the transformative merger with DITG, he now feels it is
time to pursue other possibilities within the media industry. He will have the
warm wishes of all at YooMedia for the future.'

David Docherty said: 'I joined Michael and the YooMedia team when the company
was developing its strategy to be a major player in the interactive media arena.
The company has grown significantly in the last two years. Now, with DITG
successfully integrated, I want to follow up entrepreneurial possibilities in
the converging world of broadband, TV and mobile.'

Neil MacDonald has been promoted to group managing director reporting to Michael
Sinclair, executive chairman. Michael Sinclair said 'Neil MacDonald is one of
the most experienced and effective managers in the interactive media industry
and I am confident he will be instrumental in taking the group to the next
level.'

Enquiries

YooMedia plc

Michael Sinclair, executive chairman 020 7462 0870

Powerscourt PR

John Murray 020 7236 5615


Notes to Editors:

Neil MacDonald was appointed managing director of DITG in November 2002 to
propel the company to a market leader position within UK interactive TV
services. He joined DITG in February 2002 as sales & marketing director and has
been instrumental in developing DITG's presence in the UK interactive television
market. Prior to joining DITG, MacDonald was CEO of Sportal (1999 to 2001) and
led the business through its launch and expansion across Europe. Before Sportal
Neil was General Manager of Internet services at BT working with clients such as
Tesco and Yahoo.


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