DigitalPost Interactive creates online media-sharing platforms and tools that enable even the most inept Internet users to create attractive web pages for the purpose of displaying digital media.

Today the company announced the appointment of Brandon Chatham to the post of Director of Product Development in a move that is expected to reinforce the strength of the Kiddie Kandids product launch. Kiddie Kandids is the largest chain of children’s photo studios in the US, and with the help of Mr. Chatham and DigitalPost technology, will be offering subscription photo-sharing services to its customers starting September 29th of this year.

Upon his appointment, Brandon Chatham stated: “With so many great new features in development, like our soon-to-be launched family tree, and with so many strategic new partnerships now readying for launch, this is a truly exciting time to join the company. We’re now in full swing to launch www.OurFamilyLife.com for

DigitalPost Interactive, Inc. (DGLP.OB), a company focused on building advanced consumer and B2B digital media sharing web platforms, is pleased to announce its second quarter 2008 financial results. The proprietary platforms can be customized and adapted to give clients the power to offer re-branded and subscription-based products at a reasonable cost. The flexible platforms are designed with efficient and easy deployment in mind, and allow users to store and share years of digital media in one convenient place.

DigitalPost, based in Irvine, California, recognized $144,200 in revenue for the second quarter 2008, a 438% increase when compared to $26,800 for the same period last year. The company also recognized a 401% increase in the revenue for the six-month period ending on June 30. For 2008, the results were reported at $156,500, while $39,000 was reported in 2007.

The company tightened its belt and pursued methods aimed at reducing operating costs.