Exibit 99.1

Magic Lantern Communications sold for cash

NEW YORK, NY, March 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - CHELL GROUP CORPORATION
(NASDAQ:CHEL - news) a technology holding company in business to acquire and
grow undervalued technology companies, announced today the sale of one of its
wholly owned subsidiaries, Magic Lantern Communications Ltd., in a buyout led by
this subsidiaries' management.

Cameron Chell, Chell Group Chairman and CEO noted, "Magic Lantern is a good
business but no longer fits with our strategic direction. For Chell, this sale
provides us with $1.8 Million Cdn. in cash and enables us to pursue the
acquisition of undervalued technology companies and adding value."

Don Pagnutti, Chell Group CFO said, "The cash generated from the sale of Magic
Lantern will be used in the development of our current operating companies and
for further potential acquisitions"

About Chell Group Corporation:

Chell Group Corporation (NASDAQ Small Cap: CHEL - news) is a technology holding
company in business to acquire and grow undervalued technology companies. Chell
Group's portfolio includes Logicorp www.logicorp.ca, NTN Interactive Network
Inc. www.ntnc.com, GalaVu Entertainment Network Inc. www.galavu.com, Engyro Inc.
(investment subsidiary) www.engyro.com and cDemo Inc. (investment subsidiary)
www.cdemo.com. For more information on the Chell Group, please visit
www.chell.com.

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