September 27, 2006 -- Lexington, KY -- WhatTheyThink.com today announced the appointment of Patrick Henry as Executive Editor. Henry, a veteran journalist who has covered the graphic communications industry for more than 22 years, is a former publisher and editorial director of Printing News. He also has been executive editor of In-Plant Printer, managing editor of Instant & Small Commercial Printer, and an editorial contributor to other graphic arts publications. He operates Liberty or Death Communications, a consultancy specializing in custom publishing and marketing support services. “Pat has overseen WhatTheyThink’s premium content since last November,” said Randy Davidson, President of WhatTheyThink.com. “His editorial management skills have added considerable value to the special features and exclusive commentary we provide to our premium subscribers. As Executive Editor, Pat will help us bring our subscribers the best editorial from the industry’s strongest roster of expert contributors.” Henry said, “I filed my first story for WhatTheyThink four years ago, and I’ve said ever since then that WhatTheyThink is the industry's leading source for news, opinion, and analysis. Everyone reads it, everyone quotes it, and everyone trusts it. It will be a real privilege to take an expanded role in its editorial planning and management.” The holder of numerous industry awards, Henry also teaches courses in graphic communications technology at New York University and New York City College of Technology. About WhatTheyThink.com WhatTheyThink.com offers free content including news and stock quotes to more than 15,000 printing executives. The site’s Premium Content, for paying members, includes Special Reports, exclusive interviews, expert commentary, research, and analysis. Premium Access contributors include Dr. Joe Webb, Andy Tribute, Cary Sherburne, Gail Nickel-Kailing, Heidi Tolliver-Nigro, David Dodd, Jean Marie Hershey, Philip Ruggles, and more. WhatTheyThink.com also has significant content partnerships with InfoTrends, Raine Consulting and The EAGLE (Steve Aranoff and Robert FitzPatrick). The company offers attractively-priced site licenses, web site news feeds, and custom content development products.