As from today onwards, PEPC Worldwide daily distributes the latest editions of 87 newspapers from 40 countries to high traffic, international venues throughout the world. Last week, PEPC signed global distribution agreements with 10 leading newspaper publishers. Joining PEPC’s Publishers Network are Clarin, Olé and La Razon from Argentina, Tarun Bharat, and Rajasthan Patrika from India, Russian Komsomolskaya Pravda (both the daily and the weekly edition), US El Nuevo Herald and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Most recently PEPC contracted Le Figaro, the first French newspaper made available on a daily basis on the PRESSPOiNT™, PEPC’s self-contained interactive kiosk.
PEPC, acronym for Publishers Electronic Printing Concept, receives the digital newspaper files from participating publishers as soon as the newspaper is ready to be printed in the country of origin. PEPC transfers the newspapers via satellite uplink and multicast satellite transmission to PRESSPOiNTS and receiving locations around the world. By distributing the news electronically rather than shipping it in printed form, PEPC’s offers international travelers access to their newspapers only minutes after the printing process in the country of origin has started. When traveling the US, European and Asian travelers can print their hometown newspapers 5 to 8 hours before they could even buy them in their countries of origin.
PEPC’s rapidly growing Publishing Network represents leading publications such as the International Herald Tribune, USA TODAY (USA), the Los Angeles Times (USA), Sports Nippon (Japan), El Pais (Spain), Il Giornale (Italy), Die Welt (Germany) and El Economista (Mexico).
About PEPC Worldwide
PEPC Worldwide, headquartered in The Hague, The Netherlands, with offices in Miami, San Diego and Hong Kong, is a global distributor of digitally aggregated content from newspapers around the world. PEPC, founded in 1999, has developed a self-contained interactive kiosk, the

PRESSPOiNT™ that digitally prints the latest editions of newspapers, on-demand within minutes. PEPC’s state-of -the-art proprietary software – developed in close co-operation with IBM – and its Private Multicast Satellite Network, have created a Digital Distribution Network – covering 99.1 % of the world population – that provides a distribution “highway” to PRESSPOiNTS around the globe.

Beginning next week The Washington Post National Weekly (USA) and La Prensa (Panama) will be available to global travelers through PEPC’s global network of PRESSPOiNTS. PEPC’s innovative print on demand service will provide US and Panamanian travelers and expatriates with the latest editions of their favorite hometown newspaper while they are away from home.
The Washington Post National Weekly edition was launched on November 7, 1983. It provides readers nationwide with access to The Post’s daily coverage of government, politics, the economy and diplomatic affairs. The daily Post has been specially edited and redesigned in a weekly tabloid format for a national audience.
La Prensa has a daily readership of 115,000 people. The Spanish language Newspaper, founded in 1980, is now the leading daily in Panama. With the addition of The Washington Post and La Prensa PEPC currently offers the latest edition of 68 newspapers from 36 countries on PRESSPOiNTS throughout the world.