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    New Website


    On Wednesday, November 12, after a few weeks of work, we launched our new and improved website. The new design, consistent with the overall company visual identity program, features improved navigability, enhanced content, webiste management products, and free tools.

    The renovation has been managed by internal resources. The new homepage lets us highlight company news and events, while other company specific areas focus on our services in much more detail. We want the site kept consistent and current. We will also continue to seek out interesting industry specific stories and news, as well as offering the opportunity for our partners to present their work."

    Over the next 12 months we will be working to enhance interactivity, to implement streaming capacity, and to ensure the site's overall consistency in design and content.

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