PITTSBURGH, Dec. 5, 1997 -- SeaVision, Inc., a subsidiary of Allin Communications, today announced it has notified Cunard of its intention to terminate operation of its Interactive Television System aboard QE2.

At the same time, SeaVision announced that Cunard has awarded it an integration contract in the amount of approximately $44,000, to upgrade the television system onboard the QE2 to include an additional 150 cabins. This contract is in addition to the $1.24 million in integration revenue which SeaVision recognized in the first quarter of this fiscal year relating to the installation of a new broadcast center aboard the QE2.

Mr. Brian K. Blair, President of SeaVision, explained, "while we have worked closely with the management of Cunard to justify the continuation of ITV aboard the QE2, the demographics and itinerary of the vessel are such that we are not able to generate sufficient onboard revenue to warrant maintaining and operating the system. Our relationship with the management of Cunard remains good, as evidenced by the announcement of a new integration contract with the cruise line. We will remove our equipment from the vessel prior to year-end and will inventory the equipment for potential utilization on a future installation."

Allin Communications Corporation is a media and technology company that develops interactive television and digital imaging file server products. The Company's SeaVision subsidiary is a significant supplier of interactive television ("ITV") systems to the cruise line industry. In addition to the QE2 installation, SeaVision currently has eleven ITV systems in operation on cruise ships with an annual capacity in excess of one million passengers. In addition to ITV, SeaVision offers customers a fully integrated solution for the application of electronic systems and platforms throughout their operations, at sea and on land. These include new build and retrofit shipboard integration services, Internet solutions, literature and marketing systems, management of shipboard broadcast and media functions, data base management and operation of internal MIS functions. Allin's PhotoWave subsidiary applies the company's proprietary media and information platform to the emerging digital imaging industry. The company's SportsWave subsidiary, through its International Sports Marketing division, provides its corporate clients with unique sports-related marketing programs, utilizing exclusive rights with the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association and relationships with other legends of professional hockey, basketball and football. SportsWave is also pursuing the development, installation and operation of wireless interactive technology for sports venues and the deployment of mobile communications suites for corporate hospitality marketing opportunities at sporting and other promotional events. The Company's Kent Consulting Group subsidiary provides software design, engineering and network solutions for corporate clients worldwide, and supports the development and technology efforts of the Company.

For additional information about Allin Communications and its subsidiary companies, visit the Company's Internet site on the World Wide Web at http://www.allin.com.

Certain statements herein are not historical facts and are forward looking. Such statements involve a number of risks and uncertainties. While the statements represent Allin's current judgment as to the near term future of its business, such risks and uncertainties could cause actual results to differ materially from the above statements. Factors which could cause actual results to differ are set forth in Allin's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 1996, its Prospectus dated November 1, 1996, and its quarterly reports on Form 10-Q.