Local.com Launches Events Site

IRVINE, CA, January 14, 2010 — Local.com Corporation (NASDAQ: LOCM), a local search site and network, today announced the launch of the company’s new Events site and Red Carpet Evening at the Oscars® Giveaway.

Local.com’s new Events site (http://events.local.com/) features the latest information on local events and allows users to search for events by category, including concerts, conferences, festivals, galleries, food and wine, recreation, sports, theatre, museums, literary and more. The site offers users the ability to filter events by popularity, date, event title, relevance and venue name. Comprehensive event details are also provided, including address, directions, a link to additional event details and the ability to find tickets, if available.

To kick off the new Events site, the company also launched the Red Carpet Evening at the Oscars® Giveaway. Visitors can go to http://www.local.com/oscars/ to register and be automatically entered to win an exclusive Oscars® prize package. The prize package includes tickets for two to an official Oscars® viewing party and dinner, a walk on the red carpet to mingle with the stars, tickets for two to an official Oscars® after party, airfare for two from anywhere in the contiguous 48 U.S. states, four days/three nights hotel stay in Beverly Hills, and limousine transportation to and from the events. For more information, to register to win, or to view the official rules of the giveaway, please visit: http://www.local.com/oscars/.

“We are extremely excited to give the Local.com community the chance to win an exclusive Oscars® prize package as part of our Events site launch,” said Jennifer Black, Local.com vice president, marketing. “Our new Events site represents our continued efforts to extend the features and functionality of the Local.com site. Its robust capabilities allow Local.com users to search for all types of events, find tickets and area restaurants, and share their plans with family and friends via more than 200 social networking sites.”

Source: Local.com