Juniper`s Substantial Tower Modification Workload Encourages Voluntary Personnel Relocation

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Mon Jun 29, 2009 5:30pm EDT

BOCA RATON, Fla.--(Business Wire)--
Juniper Group, Inc. (OTCBB: JNIP) wholly owned telecommunications subsidiary
announced today that in light of its substantial tower modification workload in
the southern New England market, there are employees relocating to the area.
This reflects both the high volume of current work, from both BCI, Inc., a
Berliner Communications Inc. company, and Maxton Technology, Inc. These current
projects support line and antenna upgrades, as well as tower modification work
which is necessary in order to meet new OSHA safety requirements. In the coming
weeks and months, all towers will be required to have these modifications. There
will be numerous projects slated to begin within the next several weeks. 

This relocation of personnel and materials embodies the spirit of complete
customer satisfaction for which the company strives. With the burgeoning
technology in the telecommunications industry, and the ever increasing customer
demand, it is anticipated that work will last well into 2010. 

Vlado P. Hreljanovic, President & CEO said, "We believe it is important for the
company and our customers to have an ongoing communicative relationship. We
believe this can be better achieved with personnel who are consistently in
market, and who become part of the fabric of the community." 

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