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TORRANCE, Calif., April 16, 2007 LiveOffice Corporation’s Managed Messaging Services, the leading provider of on-demand messaging security, archiving and compliance solutions, today announced that in honor of Earth Day the company will help restore 125,000 square feet of rainforest through its philanthropic contribution to the Arbor Day Foundation.

 With Earth Day approaching on April 22, corporations are taking a close look at how the basic, everyday habits of their employees directly impact the environment. “Today, you can’t be a responsible citizen without recognizing the effects our actions are having on the planet,” said Matt Smith, president, LiveOffice. “Take emails for example - think about how many of those we print out in hard copy each day and the affect that must be having on our forests.”

The Radicati Group estimates that approximately 541 million workers worldwide rely on email communications to conduct business, and each worker sends and receives, on average, 133 messages per day. “If each of these 541 million workers prints and stores as few as five emails per day it would consume more than 6,000 trees a day. That adds up to more than two million trees every year,” said Smith. “The good news is that there are options for preserving emails that don’t require printing hard copies. With digital archiving technology, companies can archive messages online or offline, for as long as they like, and still allow their employees to access the messages any time necessary.”

According to the National Academy of Science, every year 20 million hectares of rainforest - an area the size of the states of New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New Jersey combined - are cut down, releasing millions of tons of carbon emissions into the atmosphere. The good news is that tree conservation can have a significant and positive impact on the environment as a whole. According to the Arbor Day Foundation, “over the course of 50 years, a single tree can generate $31,250 of oxygen, provide $62,000 worth of air pollution control, recycle $37,500 worth of water, and control $31,500 worth of soil erosion.”

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TORRANCE, Calif., April 11, 2007 AdvisorMail, a division of LiveOffice Managed Messaging Services, the leading provider of managed messaging security, archiving and compliance solutions, today announced that R. Anthony Seyboth, business development manager, will participate as a speaker at the upcoming National Regulatory Services (NRS) 2007 Spring Conference. Mr. Seyboth will host a session during the event’s Compliance Solutions Presentations focused on the growing impact of email management and how companies can protect their businesses and their customers.

• Panel: The Compliance Solutions Presentations
• Time: 4:05 4:30 p.m. PDT
• Date: Monday, April 16, 2007
• Conference: The NRS 2007 Spring Conference, running from April 15-18, 2007
• Location: The Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress in Orlando, FL
• Exhibit: AdvisorMail will be exhibiting at the event
• Event information: http://www.nrs-inc.com/conf/spring/default.asp.

During this panel session, Mr. Seyboth will discuss how technology solutions, such as AdvisorMail, are helping organizations protect themselves and meet the legal requirements surrounding the proper management of emails and IMs.

For almost a decade, Mr. Seyboth has worked directly with registered investment advisors and broker/dealers to ensure they have the technology tools they need to comply and succeed in today’s regulatory environment. Currently, Seyboth’s efforts are focused on helping financial services organizations comply with the stringent regulatory requirements surrounding electronic record keeping, which include the archiving, search and retrieval of emails and IMs. He is a frequent speaker at NRS conferences and other industry events.

TORRANCE, Calif., April 9, 2007 LiveOffice Corporation’s Managed Messaging Services, the leading provider of on-demand messaging security, archiving and compliance solutions, today introduced its Sentinel portal, a web-based administration console that gives organizations fingertip-access to search and retrieve (eDiscovery) archived messages, while providing real-time dashboard views of inbound threats, email volumes and storage utilization. The company also unveiled an aggressive channel strategy that positions LiveOffice for rapid growth during the next 36 months.

“We are the leading message archiving service in the financial services industry which today represents most of our revenue. With our enhanced email management solutions now available to all businesses, we anticipate that by 2010 more than 50 percent of our revenues will be derived from verticals outside financial services. This new strategy positions us for significant growth during the next 24 to 36 months,” said Matt Smith, president of LiveOffice. “As an example of what we’ve accomplished in just the first quarter of this year, our partnership with Secure Computing has exponentially expanded the reach of our sales force. In total, we estimate that these efforts will lead us to a 50 percent year-over-year growth in revenue from now through 2010.”

LiveOffice’s new client portal acts as mission control for the Sentinel platform, putting administrators just a few clicks away from real-time, graphical views of their entire organization’s email activities, from threat levels to archive usage and much more. The portal also provides administrators with advanced reporting capabilities, enabling them to instantly create comprehensive snapshots of usage statistics categorized by day, week or month.

“We’re using Web 2.0 technology to provide our clients with a real-time, crystal clear view of their organization’s email activity at any given second,” said Alan Akahoshi, LiveOffice’s product manager. “Sentinel combines the best of both worlds by giving administrators ultimate control over their threat levels and storage utilization, while leaving the hardware management and maintenance headaches to a trusted service provider like LiveOffice.”

“In the past, businesses grappled with the challenge of moving to a software as a service (SaaS) model for email management because of concerns over giving up control over the company’s most critical communication tool,” said Michael Osterman, president of Osterman Research. “With the launch of the Sentinel client portal, LiveOffice has alleviated the anxiety often associated with outsourcing email management activities and presented companies with an attractive option for threat protection, archiving, encryption and compliance in a single, integrated platform.”

The release of the Sentinel client portal coincides with the launch of LiveOffice’s aggressive 2007 channel partner initiative. The program’s components include expansion of the company’s domestic sales force, and an associate and value-added reseller (VAR) program that includes attractive partner pricing incentives for organizations looking to expand their messaging capabilities.

With deep roots in the financial services sector, LiveOffice already securely manages millions of messages every day for the nation’s largest and most respected companies. LiveOffice’s Sentinel platform leverages the company’s proven track record in message archiving and streamlines all essential email management activities into a single managed service offering.

All services are available as standalone solutions and include:

• Protection from inbound messaging threats such as spam, virus and phishing attacks
• Advanced search and retrieval features that enable administrators to find one or multiple digitally archived messages in just seconds, whether for eDiscovery requests or audits
• Message encryption to ensure that sensitive information isn’t intercepted as it travels over the internet to the intended recipient
• Compliance and policy management capabilities that help organizations ensure employees are adhering to regulatory and/or internal guidelines regarding appropriate email and instant message content