PITTSBURGH, PA--(Marketwire - Jan 5, 2012) - Deaf-Talk, Inc., dba DT Interpreting (PINKSHEETS: [ MGQG ]) (DTI), the industry leader in on-demand video sign language interpreting, announced today that it has instituted DT Video Hub, an internet-based service that not only integrates with existing dedicated video conferencing equipment but also with Internet-connected tablets, PC notebooks, MACs, iPhones, iPad2s and Android mobile phones. DT Video Hub, already in service with over 20 clients in the Northeast, Midwest and South, supports one-to-one, single client network or multiple client networks.

Robert Fisher, DT Interpreting CEO, stated, "The new DT Video Hub service is another step forward in our commitment to provide the best possible and affordable interpreting services for the deaf. Through use of readily available existing devices, significant reduction in costs and easy installation with maintained security, the Video Hub provides a new level of ready connection to the DTI video interpreting services. In addition, it affords clients more efficient use of their existing interpreting staff both at main facilities and associated outlying locations without the time and expense of travel."

In addition to its video sign language interpreting and on-demand over-the-phone interpreting in more than 150 languages, DT Interpreting also offers full-scale document translation services and transcription into Braille.

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About DT Interpreting
Founded in 1999 and now the industry leader, publicly-traded DT Interpreting is headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA with sales and customer service offices in Connecticut, Ohio and North Carolina. The Company provides on-demand video sign language and over the phone language interpretation, as well as full-scale document translation and translations into Braille.

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