New York, NY, April 9, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In response to shareholder requests for simpler access to recent financial and operational news, Hannover House, Inc. (Pinksheets: HHSE), has released the following links to recent news stories and OTC Market filings. Many of these postings and releases became harder to locate following the company's rebranding last week of the corporate name and stock trading symbol. The company was previously known as "Target Development Group, Inc.," and traded under the "TDGI" symbol. In order to improve overall corporate branding, the new name was implemented in order to match the company's well-known and established entertainment products brand, Hannover House.

Shareholders and interested parties are encouraged to use the following links to locate recent financial and news stories about Hannover House:

2011 YEAR END FINANCIALS: http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportView...p;id=74595

DETAIL OF 2011 RECORD SALES & PROFITS:

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hanno...04025.html

GROWTH PLANS FOR 2012:

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/newly-rebran...2012-04-03

Many of the company's prior press announcements can be found under archival listings for "TDGI" (the prior trading symbol). Additionally, the company plans to release current financials for Hannover House / HHSE through EDGAR and the SEC this week, which will reflect the first formal SEC filing for the company since acquiring Hannover House two years ago. Through a filing error from a non-Hannover House source, the 2001 (ten-year-old) EDGAR financials for TDGI were re-released last week, indicative of the temporary information vortex following the FINRA approval of the company's name change. Hannover House is taking steps to remove the erroneous listing of 10-year-old historic data, and will take steps to enforce the proprietary control over company filings. Hannover House principals Eric Parkinson and Fred Shefte take pride in being responsive to shareholder inquiries and questions, and invite feedback for any issues that may arise during this corporate rebranding transition.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/09/idU...NW20120409