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Printplanet.com Launches New Forum For Publishers

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FRAMINGHAM, MA -- JUNE 13, 2006 -- Today PrintPlanet.com announced the launch of the Publishers-SIG, a stand-alone, online forum. Publishers-SIG is a "special interest group" whose mission is to provide an on-line meeting place for publishers to converse with their peers who publish magazines, newspapers, books, and catalogs. With well over 40,000 members, the PrintPlanet Forums already offer graphic arts professionals a keen insight into the industry. Everyday printers, designers, corporate publishers, service providers, agency representatives, industry vendors and print buyers all share ideas on one of 18 unique forums. And - the best part - it's all free! Managing Director Quote "I don't know if anyone has ever invited you to join a forum before, but I want urge you to do so now,” said Dave Mainwaring, Managing Director, PrintPlanet. “PrintPlanet launched this forum following requests for single SIG focusing on publishers of established magazines, newspapers, books, catalogs. Whether you just read the messages or you become heavily involved in the discussions, the forum has a lot to offer you in your daily activities." Typical Topics of Discussion Some discussion topics of the Publishers-SIG: - Openly discuss breaking and current news; - Join with the "thought leaders" and learn about issues unique to publishers; - Learn the pros and cons of any product, before you buy it; - Discuss tricks and tips, technologies, and the latest software updates; - Give – and receive – peer support for daily problems and issues. If you don't see your issue or concern being discussed, you can initiate a discussion thread by simply creating an email message. And, this is a great place to do some industry networking! To Join the Forum Join the Publishers-SIG today. Go to: www.printplanet.com/pub_sig.asp.

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