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PUBLISHERS ON THE CUTTING EDGE
(even the most die-hard print connoisseurs) have embraced streaming audio and video technology.
The New Yorker Web site, for example, regularly contains videos and podcasts.

Publishers looking to remain strong, to secure brand awareness and credibility, must accept the role of multimedia, embrace it, and expand their content. Print will remain, but it must work in tandem with the new technologies and content delivery modes embraced on the World Wide Web.

Laurence Liss is a print and multimedia communications specialist who has held high-ranking editorial positions at several national publications and has worked with publishers to expand their content and develop cutting edge delivery services.

Beyond content, Laurence Liss has helped implement Content Management Systems (CMS) or similar solutions for publishers and businesses needing a way to post and alter content without technical knowledge of HTML code. If you are looking for a consultant or developer who has thorough knowledge of the print business and ways to simplify the task of integrating and expanding content for the World Wide Web, then look no further.

Designing, re-designing, or augmenting a Web site requires a knowledge of a publisher's goals, whether that publisher is international, national, local or Web-based, a small business, community organization, or school. Laurence Liss asks the right questions and steers his clients to the best solutions. This may involve Flash-based content, static XHTML-based pages, a sophisticated Content Management System (CMS) or a combination of these systems.

Laurence Liss has collaborated on a number of projects with ATG Design Group in Philadelphia, a design firm with more than 30 years of publishing knowledge in print and on the Internet.