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Hi everyone, I am Philippe Borremans, PR Manager at IBM and I will be speaking about IBM's internal and external use of blogging, RSS and wikis. I would like to point you to an online presentation about why IBM thinks "blogging means business". But I can safely say that we wouldn't have come this far without our blogging guidelines so here (opens a PDF) they are. See you at the conference.

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This is probably not the best place for this question but can't see where else to ask it.

Previously the web page for e-publishing mentioned the Independent and a way to save PDF and SVG from newspaper pages. Is this the same thing as last year, involving Mimotek? Is it still on? Which day?

ABC will now audit digital edition circulation for UK publishers. So far only Accountancy Age have published figures. Maybe the Independent will talk about this.

Sorry if this is completely off topic. Maybe someone could move it somewehere else.

Posted by :will789 | October 24, 2005 7:19 PM

Sorry, now found the list of free e-publishing

http://www.cme-expo.co.uk/cgi-events/ed_choice.pl?exhibition_id=79§ions_id=265

It seems the Independent has gone awol. Mimotek website shows an idea of what was possible last year.

My interest is in PDF. I think IBM can work with Adobe server software. This still seems rare in the UK. 'Collaboration' is not often done through PDF. Is the format seen as too static? Is the server software still expensive? Any other comments?

Posted by :will789 | October 25, 2005 10:04 AM

for will789,

have a look at
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here you can a sample of the Independent you been looking for

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