Sallybajally, an emerging film actress from Melbourne, was immediately sourced by scouts on FunHi. She's been starring ever since.

FunHi has gained rapid adoption by a global segment of plush trend setters, pop stars and young elite since Daniel Terdiman reported on FunHi last month. The two page feature article appeared in Wired News. Terdiman shows that FunHi is making healthy revenues when thousands of its savvy members receive virtual gifts bought with actual cash. Now, once again, FunHi has broken new ground for its stars, taking them beyond the internet-space by going mobile. It has launched the FunHi 100 mobile phone channel making FunHi stars viewable 24/7 by over 100 Million cell phones world-wide.

The founders have begun a virtual television station that syndicates mobile phone video clips sent in by users.

"FunHi is for stars, trend setters and emerging talents. Our members gladly pay for relevance, context and exposure. That's the reason we invented the Virtual Loot System. It's why going mobile will give them explosive buzz. We're not offering stories about friend processing and water cooler romance. If you read our member testimonials you'll know that virtual loot, mobility and, frankly, an actual business model, is in their present and your future." says CEO Ray Savant.

The FunHi 100 mobile phone channel is available for free through its exclusive distribution partner, MatrixM. It is compatible with nearly all java enabled mobile phones world-wide. FunHi 100 comes baked inside the Mobile Eye, a free channel viewer on MatrixM's mobile games section. Servicing over 200 countries, MatrixM will automatically offer the Mobile Eye with FunHi 100 preloaded to a compatible mobile phone wherever it is on the planet.

FunHi is a leader in next generation social networking.