IPA members to receive real-time industry news at www.ipa.org. Edina, Minnesota and Lexington, Kentucky, USA - August 16, 2002 - IPA, the Association of Graphic Solutions Providers, has announced their selection of WhatTheyThink.com as the daily news source for their web site - www.ipa.org. WhatTheyThink.com provides web-based content solutions to companies and organizations serving the printing, publishing and document systems industries. "We are very pleased to be providing our members with additional industry information from WhatTheyThink.com,” said Steve Bonoff, IPA’s president. “WhatTheyThink.com is well known for their comprehensive, balanced and predictable coverage of industry happenings. Its a great addition to our online offerings.” IPA members can now view daily news covering every segment of the industry including prepress, imaging and e-publishing stories. IPA’s members can also search for product and industry information in WhatTheyThink.com’s archive which contains over 7,000 articles. “We have always admired IPA’s ability to generate timely content and programs that address the real-time needs of their members,” stated Randy Davidson, president of WhatTheyThink.com. “This agreement further ensures that members receive quality industry information as it happens.” To view IPA’s news service, visit: http://www.ipa.org/news/indnews.php3 IPA – The Association of Graphic Solutions Providers – unites and educates leading providers of integrated graphic solutions by offering networking and educational programs and services to help members navigate the technical and management issues they face every day. IPA member companies provide services ranging from concept and design to prepress and asset management, from traditional printing and fulfillment to digital printing and electronic output. For more information about IPA, visit www.ipa.org. WhatTheyThink.com is the print and publishing industry’s leading online community. The company offers a mixture of free and subscription-based content for industry executives. Additionally, WhatTheyThink.com provides a robust content syndication program serving related web sites. For more information, visit www.whattheythink.com For more information about WhatTheyThink.com’s syndication technology, visit http://members.whattheythink.com/home/content.cfm