Blender whips the odds against digizines

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The 'Blender' digizine is a magazine published on CD-ROM. The bi-monthly is supported with ads from Sony, Dewars and Levi's. It took three years of development and one year of publication to get the digizine to its current status, but the staff feels it was a rewarding journey. Users who subscribe can expect to get an exciting CD-ROM every other month. It features stories that are enhanced with hypertext links and QuickTime. When Blender debuted in 1994, it had 5,000 subscribers. That base has grown to 65,000, while competitors Medio and Substance have fallen off the scene. The staff of five produces the product with Macromedia Director, Adobe Photoshop and Premiere.

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Dennis Inc.

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Lessons to be Learned from the Salford Fire and Explosions Incident

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Companies must re-evaluate their fire and hazard prevention systems in the warehouses. Gases and chemicals are regulated to the point of prevention, but companies can take it a step further. Smaller amounts of substances not regulated by government must still be handled properly by companies and their employees.

Management, Warehousing, Natural disasters, Hazardous Materials, Safety, Fire Protection

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