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i4C INNOVATIONS PARTNERS WITH LIFELEARN® TO ENHANCE THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE FOR VOYCE(TM), WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY FOR PETS

i4C Innovations Inc. has announced a strategic partnership with leading veterinary content provider LifeLearn, Inc. to deliver exclusive, high-quality, and relevant pet owner educational content to VOYCE subscribersCHANTILLY, VA, January 15, 2014 – i4C Innovations, a subsidiary of Intersections Inc., which unveiled VOYCE, a breakthrough, wearable technology and integrated health and wellness management tool for pets, at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), has announced a strategic partnership with LifeLearn, an educational publisher and interactive media company established within the

VOYCE NAMED “BEST OF CES 2014” BY LEADING TECHNOLOGY MEDIA OUTLETS

Revolutionary new product and service leads the pack for wearable techLAS VEGAS, JANUARY 10, 2014 – VOYCE(™), unveiled this week at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show and featured as one of the hottest new wearable tech health and wellness devices by top news outlets including “Today,” CNN, the Wall Street Journal and USA Today, was named “Best of CES 2014” by PCWorld/TechHive and Yahoo! Tech. “Having recently announced the launch of VOYCE at CES, we are thrilled to be named Best of CES 2014,” said Jeff Noce, President of i4C Innovations, a subsidiary of Intersections Inc.  “With VOYCE,

i4C INNOVATIONS UNLEASHES “VOYCE” – A REVOLUTIONARY NEW PRODUCT AND SERVICE TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND YOUR DOG LIKE NEVER BEFORE

VOYCE (™) Bridges the Communication Gap Between Dogs, their Owners, and their Veterinarians by Combining Cutting Edge Technology with Exclusive Content tailored to Pet ParentsLAS VEGAS, JANUARY 7, 2014 – VOYCE, to be unveiled at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show, combines breakthrough wearable technology with insightful guidance from some of the nation’s leading dog professionals -- giving owners unprecedented insight into how their dogs are feeling, acting, thinking, and behaving.  Developed in collaboration with bio-medical engineers, dog experts, and Cornell University, one of the

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