Secures Comprehensive Advertising and Media Campaign

WEST PALM BEACH, FL, Jun 26, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) — Church & Crawford (PINKSHEETS: CCWD), operating through its wholly owned subsidiary Mannea LLC, an online media and advertising company that integrates real life products and services with the particular culture and community of Internet-based virtual worlds, announced today that it has signed a letter of intent agreement with Media 4 Equity (M4E), LLC as part of a comprehensive advertising and media campaign.

M4E produces and distributes nationally syndicated print and broadcast features for it clients operating in a number of industries. Media4Equity’s experienced personnel have written and designed campaigns for over 3,000+ clients, including Fortune 500 clients, government agencies, non-profit organizations and more.

Mannea President Jeff Reidy said, “As part of our continual campaign to secure efficient and effective advertising outlets, our partnership with M4E allows us to gain immediate exposure and we believe that this agreement will help us gain additional media and advertising attention over the short- and long-term.”

About Church & Crawford

Church & Crawford, Inc. (www.churchandcrawford.com) operates through its wholly owned subsidiary Mannea, LLC, an online media and advertising company that integrates real life products and services with the particular culture and community of Internet-based virtual worlds. Its primary target operating market is Second Life, an active, online virtual community and marketplace developed by Linden Labs, with more than 5.6 million active residents.

In conjunction with Mannea, Church & Crawford is implementing an aggressive roll-up strategy to pursue unique opportunities that include both Internet- and brick and mortar-based acquisition candidates with extraordinary potential for long-term growth under its public umbrella.

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