Think Partnership’s PrimaryAds Subsidiary Obtains Court Order

NORTHBROOK, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sept. 8, 2005–CGI Holding Corporation d/b/a Think Partnership Inc. ("THK" or the "Company") (AMEX: THK – News) announced that its PrimaryAds Inc. subsidiary has obtained a Court Order issued by the Court of Common Pleas in Pittsburgh, PA, requiring Direct Response Technologies ("DRT") to comply with the terms of a Consent Decree by immediately returning PrimaryAds’ Business Information and Data to PrimaryAds. DRT had previously refused to comply with the Consent Decree, which prompted PrimaryAds to file a motion with the Court seeking immediate enforcement of the Consent Decree. The Court Order expressly states that "DRT shall comply with the Consent Decree dated June 24, 2005 by immediately (within 30 business days) delivering ALL of PrimaryAds’ Business Information and Data to PrimaryAds as defined in Exhibit A to the Consent Decree."

Gerard M. Jacobs, the Chief Executive Officer of Think Partnership Inc., stated, "If DRT fails to comply with the Court Order and the Consent Decree, they do so at their own peril."

Kenneth Harlan, the Chief Executive Officer of Think Partnership’s PrimaryAds Inc. subsidiary, stated, "The information which the Court ordered DRT to return to PrimaryAds is vitally important to PrimaryAds’ business, and is also PrimaryAds’ property, as acknowledged on numerous occasions by DRT. Indeed, DRT’s own website expressly represents that ALL data collected by the DRT system belongs to its customers. If DRT attempts to withhold PrimaryAds’ Business Information and Data any longer, DRT does so at the risk of violating both the Consent Decree and now a Court Order. DRT will have the heavy burden of demonstrating to the Court that any Business Information and Data withheld from PrimaryAds is somehow proprietary even though DRT has admitted that it is PrimaryAds’ property, and it is publicly available. PrimaryAds looks forward at last to the return of its Business Information and Data and to its subsequent transition to its new software provider, Kowabunga!."

The Company has begun doing business under the name "Think Partnership Inc." and will seek formal shareholder approval to change its legal name to Think Partnership Inc. The Company is based in Northbrook, Ill. (see www.thinkpartnership.com) and currently has nine subsidiaries: WebSourced, Inc., Morrisville, N.C., a leader in search engine optimization and pay-per-click campaign management (see www.websourced.com and www.keywordranking.com); MarketSmart Advertising, Inc., Rightstuff, Inc. d/b/a Bright Idea Studios, and Checkup Marketing, Inc., Raleigh, N.C., providing world-class off-line advertising, public relations, marketing, branding and shopping evaluation services (see www.marketsmart.net, www.brightideastudios.com and www.checkupmarketing.com); Cherish, Inc., Clearwater, Fla., a leading online dating company (see www.cherish.com); Ozona Online Network, Inc., Clearwater, Fla., providing a comprehensive scope of online services including start-to-finish web design, custom web based applications, database systems, managed and shared hosting solutions, e-commerce and high-speed business Internet access (see www.ozline.net); KowaBunga! Marketing, Inc., Westland, Mich., providing Internet marketing software technologies, including software for affiliate marketing, search engine marketing and opt-in email marketing (see www.kowabunga.com); PrimaryAds Inc., North Plainfield, N.J., a leading provider of affiliate marketing services that connects Web site publishers with online advertisers (see www.PrimaryAds.com); and Real Estate School Online Inc., Miami, Fla., a leader in online education (see www.RealEstateSchoolOnline.com). The Company has signed letters of intent to acquire: Vintacom Media Group, Inc., Edmonton, Alberta Canada, a leading online dating company (see www.Vintacom.com); and Morex Marketing, LLC, a major marketer to expectant parents (see www.babytobee.com).

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