The trust of our fans is our most precious asset. Protecting your privacy and safeguarding your personal information is one of our highest priorities. The following Privacy Statement explains how Leviathan Project collects and protects your information. References to "Leviathan Project" in this Privacy Statement include all Leviathan Project companies and divisions.

If you have any questions that this statement does not address, please contact the WebMaster at the link below. By signing up for email notifications or using the Leviathan Project website, you give your consent to the collection and use of personal information by Leviathan Project as explained in this statement. Any dispute over our Privacy Statement is subject to this notice.


Why do we gather information?
There are several very important purposes. They all relate to providing you the optimum Internet TV experience. We collect information required to report to advertisers the number of unique Internet addresses (TCP/IP addresses) that have viewed their advertisement, to notify fans when a new episode has been released and to safeguard your assets or your privacy. But we also continually strive to improve our services and provide you opportunities to use additional products and services you may find of interest. To do this, we gather information to help us assess your needs and preferences. This includes conducting surveys that ask you to provide demographic information and other means to aid us in anticipating your needs and satisfying your requests.

What information do we collect?
The information we collect directly from you includes information required to communicate with you, including your name, mailing address, telephone number, e-mail address and fax number.

As required by our advertisers, we may also collect your approximate annual income, approximate net worth and approximate worth to assess your financial position.

We also collect demographic information when you register through the site or request information on our products, including gender, birth date, education, occupation, etc.

The information we collect indirectly from you includes your Internet Protocol (IP) address, browser type, operating system, Internet Service Provider (ISP), time stamps, transactions placed, products or services used, prior and following Web site you view, and banner ads you click. We do this through the use of cookies, which are small text files sent from the Web server to your computer. Cookies help us to know you better by providing operational data we can use to aid your interaction with our Web site and improve its navigation and usability.

When do we obtain information?
You directly provide to us the majority of information we collect. You do this by completing the notification application and related documentation, placing a note on blog entries, sending us an e-mail for questions or comment, or submitting information in response to a promotion or special offer. Other ways we obtain information are by (1) observing your usage of the Web site, and (2) providing products and services to you. This information enables us to offer you products and services that should be of interest to you.

How do we use your personal information?
Again, the trust of our fans is our most valued asset. Therefore, we use personal information only as appropriate to provide you quality service and security.

For example, Leviathan Project may use the information collected from you to verify your identity and contact information. We may also use this information to establish and set up your blog account, issue an account number and a secure password, maintain your site activity, and contact you with account information. This information helps us improve our services to you, customize your browsing experience and inform you about additional products, services or promotions that may be of interest to you.

Leviathan Project may also use demographic information provided by our fans so that we can develop products and services for our fans.

Should you close your account with us, Leviathan Project will retain your information as needed to comply with regulatory requirements.

What information does Leviathan Project share with affiliates, alliances and partners?
The Leviathan Project will not share personal information about you with any affiliate, alliance nor partner. We may share demographic information with affiliates, alliances or partners if the information is required to provide the product or service you have requested or to provide you the opportunity to participate in the products or services our affiliates offer. Leviathan Project also forges partnerships and alliances, which may include joint marketing agreements, with other companies who offer high-quality products and services that might be of value to our fans. In order to ensure that these products and services meet your needs and are delivered in a manner that is useful and relevant, Leviathan Project may share demographic information with partners, affiliates and alliances. This allows them to better understand the offers that are most relevant and useful.

An affiliate is a company that we own or control or with which there is common ownership with us and our parent company. An example of an affiliate is Leviathan Project's parent company Lightwave, Inc.

Do we share the information collected with any other third parties?
The cornerstone of our Privacy Statement is the commitment to keep our fans' personal information confidential. Leviathan Project does not sell, license, lease or otherwise disclose your personal information to any third party for any reason, except as described below:

• To help us improve our services to you, we may engage another business to help us to carry out certain internal functions such as account processing, fulfillment, client service, client satisfaction surveys or other data collection activities relevant to our business. We may also provide a party with client information from our database to help us to analyze and identify client needs and notify fans of product and service offerings. Use of the information shared is strictly limited to the performance of the task we request and for no other purpose.

• Periodically, we may invite you to participate in advertisements, promotions and special offers offered by Leviathan Project or by other sponsoring organizations. These could include retailers, airlines and Internet service providers. Your participation may require us to gather and share your personal information or may require you to supply personal information to the promotion sponsor. For example, a referral program may require that we provide your name as a reference to a prospective client. It is always your choice whether or not to participate.

All third parties with which we share personal information are required to protect personal information in a manner similar to the way we protect personal information. Examples of information shared are identifying information such as name, mailing address, e-mail address, telephone number, and information on account activity.

If at any time you choose to purchase a product or service offered by another company, any personal information you share with that company will no longer be controlled under our Privacy Statement.

Leviathan Project also may disclose your personal information to third parties where required by law to regulatory, law enforcement or other government authorities.

Does our Privacy Statement apply to the sites to which we link?
No. We are not responsible for the privacy policies or the content of sites we link to and have no control of the use or protection of information provided by you or collected by those sites. Whenever you elect to link to a to a linked Web site, you may be asked to provide registration or other information. Please note that the information you are providing is going to a third party, and you should familiarize yourself with the privacy policy provided by that third party.

What steps do we take to protect our fans' personal information?
We have made a significant investment in leading-edge security software, systems, and procedures to offer you a safe and secure TV environment and protect your personal information. While no security system is absolutely impenetrable, we are constantly reviewing, refining and upgrading our security technology, as new tools become available.

When you open an account with us, you are issued a unique account number and a password to access the Web site. Only a limited number of Leviathan Project employees who have a need to know this information will have access to your account number and password. Remember: you are ultimately responsible for maintaining the secrecy of your account number and password. We strongly recommend that you do not disclose this information.

On our TV Web site, we also use technology to encrypt information transmitted by or to you through our Web site. And we use VeriSign^™ certificates to authenticate our Web site, allowing you to verify that you are connected to our Web site. In order to activate this technology, you need to utilize a browser like Netscape^® or Microsoft^® Internet Explorer. We recommend that you choose a browser with strong encryption capabilities.

What about "cookies" and other tracking devices?
We use cookies to assist us in securing your TV activities and to enhance the performance of our Web site. (Cookies are small text files sent from the Web server to your computer.) Cookies used by Leviathan Project do not contain any personal information nor do they contain account or password information.

Cookies also may be placed by third parties when you access their sites through linking from this Web site. We do not have access to these cookies or any information that these cookies may contain. Please contact the third-party site for more information on these cookies. Although we encourage third parties to adhere to appropriate privacy policies and standards, we are not responsible for the actions or policies of such parties.

Leviathan Project may share Web site usage information about visitors to the Web site with reputable advertising companies for targeting our Internet banner advertisements on this site and other sites. For this purpose pixel tags (also called clear gifs) may be used to note the pages you've visited. The information collected by the advertising company through the use of these pixel tags is not personally identifiable. These advertising companies have their own privacy policies. For more information about their privacy policies, including information on how they use clear gifs, please see their privacy policy.

To administer and improve the Leviathan Project Web site, we may use a third party to track and analyze usage and volume statistical information, including page requests, form requests, and click paths. All data collected for this purpose is owned and used by Leviathan Project.

Can I opt out of receiving certain information?
Yes. If you want to opt out of receiving direct communication from Leviathan Project, you can send an e-mail to notify@LeviathanProject.com with the word “remove” in the subject line.

Will I be able to review, change or correct my information?
Yes. Personal identifying information may be reviewed, changed or corrected at any time. You are responsible for maintaining the accuracy and completeness of your personal and other information. We urge you to review your information regularly to ensure that it is correct and complete. If you would like to review your personal information, or if you believe that any of your information is incorrect, or if you have any questions regarding your personal information, or if you have any other questions or concerns regarding this privacy policy, simply contact the WebMaster for assistance.

How will I know if there are any changes to this Privacy Statement?
In the event Leviathan Project materially changes this Privacy Statement, the revised Privacy Statement will promptly be posted to the Web site and we will post a notice on the Web site informing you of such changes. Additionally, this Privacy Statement has an effective date displayed in the lower, left corner indicating when it first came into effect. You should review this Privacy Statement periodically to remain informed of any changes. You agree to accept posting of a revised Privacy Statement electronically on the Web site as actual notice to you.

Effective 2008-4-2