MPPC News:

April 17 - The Hybrid Theory of Bricks and Clicks

“It's inarguable that the Internet realm has forever affected the retail marketplace. It's equally inarguable that the foot traffic in the traditional brick and mortar stores is a powerful thing,” stated SmallCap Sentinel analyst D.R. Clark. “And companies like myPhotopipe.com Inc. (OTC: MPPC), which accept and react to the necessity of creating a hybrid 'bricks-and-clicks' marketing/revenue effort stand a far better chance of securing profits than less agile and aware equities. To this end, myPhotopipe.com Inc. has announced a new program that will allow local greeting card, gift, and stationery stores to offer photo greeting cards to their retail customers. These partnerships, which address a $15 million sales opportunity, add another revenue possibility to myPhotopipe.com Inc.'s well-established online presence.''

A comprehensive report focusing on myPhotopipe.com Inc. and technological developments in photography has been published by financial courier StockUpTicks.com and is available to the general public. The report will feature detailed information regarding MPPC and address related information and companies including Eastman Kodak (NYSE: EK), Shutterfly, Inc. (NASD: SFLY) and Fujifilm Holdings Corp. (NASD: FUJI).

To view the report in its entirety, visit www.stockupticks.com/profiles/4-1-08.html.

myPhotopipe.com offered consumers 629 photo greeting card styles at the end of 2007. The Company is adding 256 cards under its newly created Designer Collection category and 60 cards under a new General Purpose category, and it will also expand all of its existing categories with a new line of primary colors.