brians
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If anyone has a copy of the above issue I would be very grateful if they could fax me a copy of the article Budget Radars on page 57. Fax no. 0208 744 2279
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Brian
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Brian
MBY June 1999
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kimhollamby
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You can order magazine reprints by using the <Indexes> button on the bottom navigation bar or by calling +44 (0) 1202 440832 between 1000-1500 Monday to Friday.
We are currently developing this area so that you can place online orders but, for now, it's phone orders only.
We are currently developing this area so that you can place online orders but, for now, it's phone orders only.
Scubadoo
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I'll have a look for you, I'm pretty sure I have a copy.
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Re: tee hee: Ebiz@ipc
This a bit rough on poor ole kim and ipc innit? They had a nice bunch of titles going, with letters for free, and adverts in the back paid for, and reprints for a few quid.
Now they have a website with forum. Upshot is that sneaky gits (us) need bribing with whiskey in order to send in anything printable, sell bits amongst ourselves, recommend other websites to buy cheap chandlery and now swapping faxnos for faing reprints foc. Also need a web program dept to rite the sware, and kim to make sure no nastiness or legals. If you don't have a website in todays modern business world, you're a dead duck. Wonder who said that? Oh yes, it was the computer industry.
This a bit rough on poor ole kim and ipc innit? They had a nice bunch of titles going, with letters for free, and adverts in the back paid for, and reprints for a few quid.
Now they have a website with forum. Upshot is that sneaky gits (us) need bribing with whiskey in order to send in anything printable, sell bits amongst ourselves, recommend other websites to buy cheap chandlery and now swapping faxnos for faing reprints foc. Also need a web program dept to rite the sware, and kim to make sure no nastiness or legals. If you don't have a website in todays modern business world, you're a dead duck. Wonder who said that? Oh yes, it was the computer industry.