LEXINGTON, KY – WhatTheyThink, the leading news and information site for the graphic communications industry, announces the launch of a new feature aimed at graphic designers (print, Web, and beyond), print buyers, and other creative professionals. The weekly "Creative Corner" will offer:

• hardware and software reviews
• sales and marketing tips
• design and media trends
• business strategies
• and more!

The author of the "Creative Corner," Richard Romano, has been writing about the graphic design market since 1994, and has been a user of graphics hardware and software since PageMaker 1.0 (1985). He is the author or co-author of a half-dozen books on graphics hardware and software, including The GATF Encyclopedia of Graphic Communications, a compendium of more than 10,000 graphic arts terms published in 1997 by the Graphic Arts Technical Foundation; Sams Teach Yourself Adobe InDesign 1.5 in 24 Hours, published in significantly more than 24 hours by Sams Publishing; The Scanning Workshop, published in 2001 by Que Publishing; Special Edition Using Photoshop 7, published by Que Publishing; Special Edition Using Photoshop CS, published by Que Publishing; and The Digital Photography Pocket Primer, published in 1999 by Windsor Professional Information. He is the former managing editor of Micro Publishing News, Digital Imaging, and CrossMedia magazines, and for eight years was a senior analyst for TrendWatch Graphic Arts (later The Industry Measure), for which he wrote, among many other things, the twice-yearly Design & Production market research report. He has been a contributor to WhatTheyThink since 2007.

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About WhatTheyThink

WhatTheyThink is the printing and publishing industry's leading media organization; offering a wide range of publications delivering unbiased, real-time market intelligence, industry news, economic and trend analysis, peer-to-peer communication, and special reports on emerging technology and critical events. WhatTheyThink also hosts webinars and live events that are timely and relevant o today's busy industry executives along with consulting and speaker services that leverage a talented pool of writers and industry analysts.

WhatTheyThink consists of flagship site WhatTheyThink.com, discussion forum site PrintPlanet.com, and industry blog PrintCEO.com.