Readers from the Czech daily Mlada fronta DNES, and the Ecuadorian Diario HOY, can print the latest edition of their favorite newspaper on PRESSPOiNTS* throughout the world from now on. With the addition of the two dailies PEPC currently offers 61 newspapers from 33 countries on its global network of on-demand Newspaper Vending Units.
Mlada fronta DNES is one of the largest daily newspapers in the Czech Republic. Originally state-owned, the newspaper was privatized after the Velvet Revolution in 1989 and since 1992 the newspaper is published by MAFRA a.s. Mlada fronta DNES is distributed nationwide, with an average daily circulation of 368.000 copies.
Edimpres SA publishes Diario HOY, based in Quito, Ecuador. Diario HOY is a leading
As from today onwards the latest edition of Al Jazirah, Saudi Arabia's most influential newspaper, will be globally available on the PRESSPOiNT™*, PEPC's on demand newspaper kiosk. With the addition of Al Jazirah, the PRESSPOiNT™* currently offers the latest edition of 59 newspapers from 31 countries. PEPC, acronym for Publishers Electronic Printing Concept, has signed agreements with leading publishers including the International Herald Tribune, El Pais (Spain), Times of India (India), Die Welt (Germany), Mainichi Shimbun (Japan) and El Economista (Mexico). Before the end of the year, PEPC expects to publish 70 national and international newspapers on its global network of PRESSPOiNTS
The co-operation with PEPC offers Al-Jazirah Corporation the opportunity to deliver the exact content of
HTML clipboardPEPC will show a live-operating PRESSPOiNT™, PEPC’s interactive on demand newspaper kiosk, at the IH/M&RS. The premier trade event for the hospitality industry will take place at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York (NY) f. Approximately 2.000 exhibitors will show their products and services at the exhibition. The anticipated trade attendance amounts to 58,000
With the addition of The Financial Gazette from Zimbabwe and Die Burger from South Africa, PEPC currently offers four African newspapers on its global network of International Newspaper KiOSKS*. The Financial Gazette, established in 1969, is a leading business and political weekly newspaper, widely quoted by the international media because of its authoritative news reports.
Die Burger is one of the three African-language dailies in South Africa. Die Burgers’ main focus is the Western and Eastern Cape of South Africa. Die Burger, first published in 1915, is an important opinion former and enjoys increasing support, as confirmed by its growing circulation figures and advertising revenues. The cooperation with PEPC fits perfectly in the ambition of Die Burger’s publisher, Naspers, to create a personal reference world of information and entertainment, available no matter where readers are.