Paltalk Sponsors Malaria Business Leadership Conference

Paltalk www.paltalk.com announced today that it will be the proud
sponsor of this year's Malaria Business Leadership Confernce to be
held on Tuesday December 5. The Malaria Foundation in recognition of
Paltalk's generous contribution has agreed to name the conference The
Paltalk Malaria Leadership Conference.

The fatal disease that most commonly affects pregnant women and
children under five, kills 1 million people each year and takes the
lives of one child every 30 seconds in Africa.

The Malaria Foundation International (MFI) established the first
annual Atlanta-based "Malaria Business Leadership Conference" (MBLC)
in December 2005 (the video webcast from this inaugural event is
available at www.malaria.org). The main aims of the conference are to
help raise global awareness on malaria to unprecedented levels,
involve an increasing number of world leaders, and engage millions of
people at a grass roots level to help combat this disease. An
estimated 500 million people suffer each year from malaria, and over
one million die each year, mostly children. The conference is one of a
number of projects currently aiming to create a major shift in the
world's attention on malaria. The MFI aims to help create a sense of
urgency among people worldwide, demonstrate successes, and provide
various suggestions for how individuals and groups can play an
immediate active role in the world's fight against malaria. The event
reaches out to a broad audience, including scientific, medical,
political, business, community, education and media leaders to help
tackle this preventable and treatable disease. Mary Galinski,
President of the MFI said, "We are grateful that an orgainzation with
an international footprint such as paltalk has agreed to step up to
the plate and help us with delivering the message of malaria to the
worldwide community".

Paltalk is the largest Instant Chat (IC) community on the Internet
with over 4 million active members participating in live voice and
video enabled chat rooms. The Paltalk Messenger allows members to
administer their own voice and video discussions and instant message
(IM) with buddies on AOL, Yahoo, and ICQ. The Paltalk Messenger has
been downloaded over 40 million times and accounts for over 8 billion
voice minutes per year. Paltalk was the first company to launch video
and voice combined with an on-line buddy list in one package. Jason
Katz, ceo of Paltalk said, "We are excited to have the opportunity to
help the mfi in its important work and look forward to spreading the
urgent needs of those affected by malaria to the paltlak and world
communities".

About the Conference

The Paltalk Malaria Business Leadership Conference will be held
Tuesday, December 5, 2006, at the Emory University Law School, Tull
Auditorium in Atlanta, GA from 1:30 pm onwards. All guests are then
invited by The Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts for an 8 pm Big
Band and Jazz Concert. Advanced registrations are recommended on line
at www.malaria.org or by writing EndMalaria@gmail.com. No registration
fee is required. Refreshments will be served. The program is suitable
for business professionals, community leaders, teachers and students
of all ages. The Malaria Foundation International is a 501(c)(3) non
profit organization that has been dedicated to the fight against
malaria since 1992. The MFI mission is to facilitate the development
and implementation of solutions to the health, economic and social
problems caused by malaria. The MFI's goals are to support awareness,
education, training, research, and leadership programs for the
immediate and long term development and application of tools to combat
malaria. The MFI works in partnership with individuals and groups who
have joined this cause. Tax deductible donations are welcome to
support the MFI. Donations can be made on site at the conference, on
line at the MFI website www.malaria.org by using Pay Pal, or by checks
mailed to the Malaria Foundation International, 2120 Spencers Way,
Stone Mountain, GA 30087.

For further information, please contact:

Dr. Mary R. Galinski, Founder and President, MFI
Director, International Center for Malaria Research and Education
(ICMRE), Emory University

Dr. Cindy Korir, African Liaison, MFI
Scientist, International Center for Malaria Research and Education
(ICMRE), Emory University
Email: ckorir@emory.edu

Dr. Esmeralda VS Meyer, South American Liaison, MFI
Scientist, International Center for Malaria Research and Education
(ICMRE), Emory University
Email: evargas@emory.edu