LANDOVER, Md., April 30, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- IJJ Corporation (Pink Sheets:IJJP) sent the following announcement that the final contract with CD In-Store, Inc. (MCTV), Adopt-A-Pet TV, Inc. and Missing Child of North America has been submitted for signing, whereas, IJJ Corporation is donating a percentage of each sale from the viewership network of In-Store Televisions, reaching more than 2 million people in the NY Metro area and 5 to 7 million people nationwide, providing its viewers with an opportunity to purchase disaster preparedness and ready survival and emergency kit and related products.
On-line Shop for Emergency and Survival Kits products operate under the name of www.dsmrs.com and while waiting on the sponsors to approve their promotional list of selected products, the e-commerce Site is in full production as of April 30, 2012.
The Missing Child of North America -Television Network has nearly 200 locations in major markets around the US and plans to expand to thousands of additional locations. The Sponsorship relationship will provide new product awareness for our preparedness and readiness products through the programs offered by MCTV, CW and PAWTV networks.
"We would appreciate our shareholders' patience and hope to gain your confidence in IJJ Corporation during the implementation of our business plan. IJJP management looks forward to building a long relationship with our shareholders and with our efforts to add real company value. IJJP will continue to update its shareholders and the investment community, as it looks toward to improved relations in the near future," stated Clifford Pope, President, and CEO of IJJ Corporation.
For more information on IJJ Corporation, please visit: www.ijjc.com
For more information on MCTV, please visit: http://www.cdinstore.com/MCTV/index.html, Child Watch of North America (CW), please visit: http://www.childwatch.org/ and Pet Adoption World Television (PAWTV), Please visit: http://www.owlnet.com/paw/ .
About MCTV:
Missing Child Television Network is a digital In-Store TV Network that creates awareness for Missing Children while increasing awareness for their sponsors. The host locations receive the services free-of-charge because the sponsors support 100% of the cost. CW has units placed in strategic high traffic convenience stores and other public spaces. The network provides for targeted advertising spots. The advertising revenue allows MCT to support their parent organization, Child Watch of North America. Child Watch has helped to bring home more than 200 missing children through these efforts.
MCT units are high-resolution LCDs capable of full motion graphics and video. MCT currently has nearly 200 locations in major markets around the US, with expansion plans for thousands of additional locations.
About IJJ Corp.:
IJJ Corp. is a Diversified Technologies company focused on developing high tech solutions for the government and the private sector to provide rapid decisions through information processing. The Company's technologies include: Voice, Data and Video Rapid Conferencing Solutions; Disaster Shelter Recovery Systems; Mobile Disaster Management Systems; Medical Hospital Advisor Systems; IT Management and Consulting Services; Secure Data Center Services; Network Operation Centers; and Enterprise Management Power Suites. The Company's objective is to continue to develop and integrate services and products in order to provide the most comprehensive, cutting edge, turnkey solutions to its clients.
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