March 31, 2007

NEWS RELEASE – - NORTHPORT, N.Y. - March 31, 2007 - CardBrowser announced that an increasing number of major technology companies have signed on for it's online business card service in the first quarter of 2007. CardBrowser attends the major and niche high-tech industry tradeshows and events, collects business cards from C-Level, Sales, Marketing, and Technology Executives, and loads the cards in to a searchable database on the web. The service enables search firms and employers to find passive candidates who do not ordinarily place resumes on the Internet.

In Q1 of 2007, CardBrowser signed on market leading companies including EMC, Google, Red Hat, Hyperion, RSA Security, Quark, Pegasystems, Interactive Intelligence, MapInfo Corp., Savvis Communications Corp., TIBCO Software, InterVoice, PKWARE, Inc., and others. CardBrowser also signed agreements with many smaller and emerging high-tech companies, as well as an increasing number of specialized search firms, in Q1.

"As tech companies learn more about using alternative online recruiting tools, they continue to choose CardBrowser as the tool of choice - and that's very exciting for us" says Steve Morgan, President & CEO of CardBrowser.

"We have found CardBrowser to be a very useful tool in our recruiting efforts" says Barbara Massa, Director of Recruiting Services at EMC Corporation including it's RSA Security division. "CardBrowser provides us real time prospect information and allows our recruiters to more appropriately target those candidates with skillsets in alignment with the businesses they support" says Massa.

For calendar year 2007, CardBrowser is planning attendance at approximately 250 software and technology tradeshows in the U.S., Canada, and Europe. "Right now we have 125,000 business cards online, and that number will continue to increase every month as we keep attending more events" says Morgan.

For more information on CardBrowser, visit www.cardbrowser.com.

About CardBrowser
CardBrowser is a unique online service providing search firms, employers, and marketing executives, with access to a database containing the business cards from thousands of high-tech C-Level, Sales, Marketing and Technology Executives, who have recently attended an industry tradeshow or event.