Maxwell Updates with a Press Relaease and Sam's on TV Again

Update 2/2- The Maxwell Group site has returned after disappearing for a day, and it's had some enhancements (thanks oodles and tallone).

• If you're having trouble with the site, you can still access and download an mp3 of the press release here.
  
• *If you download the mp3 and then look at the properties (right click-properties) there are some letters and numbers in the "comments" area. So what's this all about?

00000062 00000073 00002140 00001429 000000B6
000138F5 00007DB1 00006151 000000D0 000138DB

Oceanic Air Commercial

1/31- 11:02 pm: During the show Eli Stone on ABC, they had an Oceanic commercial. In it they are touting a "Golden Pass" but Sam hacks the commercial. (Please excuse the video quality...I did my best.)

• There are some undersea pictures of the wreckage of Flight 815.
  
• Sam tells us, "We found it," and "You can't trust these people."
  
• The flight attendants in the commercial continue to direct us to www.FlyOceanicAir.com for details.
  
• DocArtz has the HQ version of the commercial up.
  
• Find815 has a new look. It seems they are trying to attract all of the Lost viewers that missed the game the first time around.

The Maxwell Group Updates

1/31- 11:27 pm: The Maxwell Group site has a new press release from Oscar Talbot.

• There's an audio interview there detailing how they found the wreckage. Click here or here (UCLAradio link from the page) to listen.
• The Maxwell Group reports a new message when you attempt to log-in as of 7:01 am 2/1:
  

  Authentication Error

  The username or password you entered was incorrect.
  
  Click here to return to homepage
  
  Server updated and secured.

*Robin Hood sent us some reversed audio blips on 1/31 from Sam's final video diary.

• HERE is the version Robin Hood sent.
  
• Fenris did some noise reduction, and compressed and normalized it. HERE is the modified version.
  
• After listening to both I can hear the words "two" (at 1 min. 21 sec. in the press release) "common" (at 1 min. 27 sec. in the press release) and "half-hour" (at 1 min. 46 sec. in the press release) in both sets of audio.
  
• These "blips" are certainly sound bytes from the press release. ~Ange