"Text messaging is a non-intrusive method of communication which has exploded in popularity," said Raj Doshi, Vice President, Product and Hardware Management, Rogers Wireless. "But not everyone has access to a text messaging device or is able to communicate in text. Rogers Wireless TXT 2 Landline service enables young customers to connect discreetly with their parents, couples to stay connected throughout the day, professionals to communicate outside from within meetings, and the visually impaired to communicate with friends and colleagues who use Text Messaging. We're pleased to further enhance our customers' ability to stay connected to the people that matter most."

Rogers Wireless TXT 2 Landline service converts text messages into voice format for delivery to landline phones. When a TXT 2 Landline call is answered, an automated voice system delivers the message, and provides the wireless phone number of the message sender. If the recipient has Call Display service, the wireless phone number of the message sender will appear. The recipient is then able to replay the message, send a voice message reply to the original sender, or terminate the call.

Meanwhile, the mobile user (original sender) will receive a confirmation text message advising that their message has been successfully delivered, whether it was delivered to an answering system or a live person, and whether a voice reply was sent back. If a reply was sent, the mobile user can call into a unique telephone number to listen to the response. For a limited time, Rogers Wireless customers can send TXT 2 Landline messages at the same cost as a regular text message. Starting April 1, 2005, customers will be charged an additional $0.25 per TXT 2 Landline message. For more information about this service, please visit www.rogers.com/txt2landline. For more information on TeleMessage, please visit www.telemessage.com.

About Rogers Wireless:
Rogers Wireless Communications Inc. (TSX: RCM; NYSE: RCN) operates Canada's largest integrated wireless voice and data network, providing advanced voice and wireless data solutions to customers from coast to coast on its GSM/GPRS/EDGE network, the world standard for wireless communications technology. The combination of Rogers Wireless and Microcell will have 5.5 million wireless customers and offices in Canadian cities across the country. Rogers Wireless is approximately 89% owned by Rogers Communications Inc.

About TeleMessage:
TeleMessage is a global company with headquarters in Boston and offices in the Netherlands and Israel. Using state-of-the-art technology, TeleMessage provides universal messaging and communication services envisioning a world of personal connectivity linking the wired and wireless. Its Universal Messaging Services enables users to initiate and send messages containing voice, text or images from a Web or WAP site and from any fixed or mobile phone. Messages can be sent, received and forwarded to any device ranging from an ordinary landline phone or fax to e-mail, mobile, SMS, ICQ or pager. It supports multiple languages, text to speech conversion, e-mail notification, unlimited SMS length, and direct reply to SMS capabilities, all illustrating the uniqueness of the service. Visit us at www.telemessage.com.