Pangea Media Quiz Completions Topped 60 Million in 2008

Pangea Media (PangeaMedia.com), a leader in online quizzes and quiz technology,
announced today that it grew rapidly in 2008 with users taking more than 60
million quizzes and unique visitors topping eight million per month. In
addition, users created 200,000 quizzes and posted millions of quizzes and
badges to their profiles, blogs and personal Web pages. 

Pangea Media is one of the premier online quiz and casual entertainment
companies, operating a network of more than 50 websites, including Quibblo.com,
QuizRocket.com, MovieNachos.com, Funnies.com and MyCareerQuizzes.com, across a
range of verticals and content areas. In September 2008, Pangea expanded its
reach by purchasing the Laugh Network. Pangea`s Quibblo Widget was one of the
initial applications available for the iPhone. 

Pangea Media also expanded its advertising reach in 2008, running campaigns for
hundreds of advertisers including Kohl`s, MTV, Paramount Pictures, HotJobs,
Huggies, and Ziploc, among others. 

Pangea Media`s sites average a combined 100 million page views per month and its
QuizRocket property is one of the top 75 most visited sites on the Web according
to Compete, a web analytics company. Some of Pangea`s all time most popular
quizzes include: ""What Celebrity Are You?,"" ""How Sexy is Your Name?"" and ""The
Dumb Test."" 

In addition to operating its own network of quiz and casual entertainment sites,
Pangea offers publishers the opportunity to integrate Pangea`s quiz technology
into their sites. 

To keep up with its growth and fuel future growth, Pangea more than doubled its
head count to 27 employees and anticipates adding additional staff in the months
ahead. 

""Last year was one of growth for Pangea across so many dimensions,"" said Seth
Lieberman, CEO of Pangea Media. ""We added employees, users, advertisers and
functionality. We completed an acquisition and launched several new websites. It
might have been a down economy, but it was an up year for Pangea, and I am
hopeful that 2009 will be even bigger.""