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NEWS RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION: Wendie Marro Marketing Director (603) 924-0100 Premier Publication in Digital Video Market Doubles Frequency Peterborough, NH (November 1, 1993) – Desktop Video World — the bellwether among magazines covering desktop solutions for video production — today announced that the publication will move to monthly frequency, effective with the February 1994 Issue. "Our readers demanded the frequency change," asserted Dale Strang, Publisher of Desktop Video World. "They have asked for a monthly publication with each of the six issues that we have published to date. With the accelerating pace of developments in desktop video technology, readers of Desktop Video World have repeatedly told us of their need for more information, more often." "Our advertising clients will also benefit from this fre- quency change," added Strang. "Now the leading developers of desktop video products can reach a high-quality buying audience on a monthly basis — an audience eager to implement the latest digital technologies." "Our readers respond to what differentiates Desktop Video World from other magazines," said Lou Wallace, Editor-In- Chief. "Our readers like the fact that Desktop Video World is the only magazine to include a product rating system and reviews geared to the needs of production professionals. Now, every month, we'll be able to deliver what our readers need to do their jobs." Focused on the hardware and software tools required to create videos, animations and presentations, Desktop Video World is the resource for creative professionals involved in video and multimedia production. The mandate of Desktop Video World — unique among other publications — is to provide information on the latest technological breakthroughs; peer-written evaluations of products; and hands-on instruction for using digital tools. Desktop Video World is published by TechMedia Publishing, Inc., an International Data Group company. TechMedia also publishes AmigaWorld, the definitive source of information for users of the Commodore Amiga computer. IDG is the world's leading publisher of computer-related information and the leading global provider of information services on information technology, with over 194 computer publications in 62 countries.