+ Follow ELAINE WONG Tag
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[Title] => Publish Asia ’07 draws 400 execs
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Around 400 delegates are expected to attend the two-day Publish Asia 2007 conference and exhibit, which begins today at the Manila Hotel with President Arroyo as guest of honor.
Conference participants will discuss developments in the publishing industry as well as explore ways publishers can benefit from the fast evolving industry.
Ifra, the world’s largest organization of newspaper and media publishing houses, spearheaded the event.
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[Title] => STAR joins top Asian papers for Publish Asia meet
[Summary] => The Philippine STAR and three other leading broadsheets in the country will join other top newspapers from the Asian region for a two-day conference in Manila through which they hope to find ways to keep up with the stiff competition presented by online media and find solutions to dropping newspaper readership levels.
IFRA Asia, the event’s main organizer, will hold its Publish Asia 2007 Conference at the Manila Hotel on March 27 and 28. This year’s theme is "Reinventing for Today’s Business, Creating for Tomorrow’s Challenges."
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ELAINE WONG
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Around 400 delegates are expected to attend the two-day Publish Asia 2007 conference and exhibit, which begins today at the Manila Hotel with President Arroyo as guest of honor.
Conference participants will discuss developments in the publishing industry as well as explore ways publishers can benefit from the fast evolving industry.
Ifra, the world’s largest organization of newspaper and media publishing houses, spearheaded the event.
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IFRA Asia, the event’s main organizer, will hold its Publish Asia 2007 Conference at the Manila Hotel on March 27 and 28. This year’s theme is "Reinventing for Today’s Business, Creating for Tomorrow’s Challenges."
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