Protocall Tech's TitleMatch Entertainment a Feature at Hollywood Tech Conference

  
    
  
  
    
      TitleMatch Entertainment Group, a subsidiary of Protocall Technologies 
      Incorporated (OTCBB:PCLI), developer of the world's first Constant 
      Scramble System (“CSS”), 
      a revolutionary new on demand DVD service for retailers and 
      etailers, today announced Aaron Knoll’s, Chief 
      Technology Officer of TitleMatch Entertainment Group, participation as a 
      speaker at the Entertainment Supply Chain Academy (ESCA) conference, in 
      Los Angeles, California.
    
    
      The ESCA conference brings together executives from Buena Vista Home 
      Entertainment, Paramount, Sony Pictures, Universal Studios, Wal-Mart, 
      Warner Home Movies and others to discuss and learn about new and 
      developing technologies that will revolutionize how we market 
      entertainment in the future.
    
    
      Knoll, will provide attendees with information and head a panel 
      discussion exploring the impact of “burn-on-demand” 
      DVD delivery at retail, providing insight into the development of 
      digital delivery as an emerging distribution channel for DVD based 
      entertainment.
    
    
      “Traditional distribution of DVD movies is 
      about to change as new technologies for manufacturing on demand are 
      poised to enter retail stores around the country,” 
      said Devendra Mishra, ESCA Conference Chairman. “TitleMatch 
      Entertainment is at the forefront of this exciting trend and we are 
      delighted to have Mr. Knoll present at our conference.”
    
    
      Mr. Knoll, one of the world's foremost authorities on DVD on-demand – 
      services and developer of the fully implemented system for TitleMatch 
      Entertainment Group, expects to realize significant and rapid revenue 
      growth for the company and increased stock price for Protocall 
      Technologies' shareholders from the distribution of this system to 
      retail stores world wide. The movie industry is estimated at $37 billion.
    
    
      About ESCA
    
    
      Entertainment Supply Chain Academy ESCA was founded in 2006 to inform 
      entertainment senior management about changing dynamics and technologies 
      in the supply chain for video, audio and games. The event is produced 
      annually in cooperation with the Digital Entertainment Group, the forum 
      for ongoing discussions about DVD and other emerging digital 
      technologies. For more information about the ESCA 2007 and to register, 
      visit: www.entertainmentsupplychain.com.
    
    
      About TitleMatch Entertainment
    
    
      A division of Protocall Technologies Incorporated (OTCBB:PCLI), 
      TitleMatch Entertainment Group is the innovator of on-demand content 
      distribution. Its flagship TitleMatch DVD On-Demand™ 
      service allows retailers to burn brand-name CD and DVD products at their 
      stores and website distribution centers. The company's proprietary 
      systems enable retailers to reduce their reliance on costly physical 
      inventory, expand their selection of products, eliminate shrinkage and 
      out-of-stock situations, speed time to market for new products and 
      improve their operating margins with minimal space requirements. In 
      January 2007, TitleMatch unveiled a first of its kind DVD On-Demand 
      service with CSS (Content Scramble System) encryption, the same content 
      protection scheme used on mass-produced discs and incorporated into all 
      DVD players. Visit www.TitleMatch.com 
      for more information.
    
    
      The information contained in this news release, other than historical 
      information, consists of forward-looking statements that involve risks 
      and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially 
      from those described in these statements. Forward-looking statements 
      regarding the timing of developing, testing and releasing existing and 
      new products, of marketing and selling them, of deriving revenues and 
      profits from them, as well as the effects of those revenues and profits 
      on the company's margins and financial position, are uncertain because 
      many of the factors affecting the timing of those items are beyond the 
      company's control.