PITTSBURGH, PA--(Marketwire - Jun 18, 2012) - Deaf-Talk, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ MGQG ]), dba DT Interpreting (DTI), the industry leader in on-demand video sign language interpreting, today announced the launch of its new website. The site features expanded investor relations pages, updated company detail and improved access to service and product information for current and potential customers. Visitors can more easily search the site, navigate to content that meets their needs and stay in touch with the company through newsletter subscriptions, RSS feeds and email contacts.

Expanded content also features information about DTI's new touchscreen video workstations, as well as the company's advanced DTVideoHub™ video server technology that was announced earlier this year.

"The industry we helped found is changing quickly," stated DTI CEO, Richard Ferris. "With this new website in place, we are better positioned to keep our customers, shareholders and the public informed of all that DT Interpreting does to stay on the leading edge of on-demand video remote interpreting and language services as the company grows."

The new website can be reached at [ www.dtinterpreting.com ].

About DT Interpreting
Founded in 1999 and now the industry leader, publicly-traded DT Interpreting is headquartered in Carnegie, PA, a suburb of Pittsburgh, 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 in more than 150 languages, as well as full-scale document translation and translations into Braille.

Safe Harbor Statement: This release contains forward-looking statements with respect to the results of operations and business of Deaf-Talk, Inc. dba DT Interpreting, which involves risks and uncertainties. The Company's actual future results could materially differ from those discussed. The Company intends that such statements about the Company's future expectations, including future revenues and earnings, and all other forward-looking statements be subject to the "Safe Harbors" provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.