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By Steve Horton
iProduction

ST. PAUL, MN – iProduction has been selected by Speech Technology Magazine to provide Internet publishing systems for the bi-monthly publication covering news, information, and analysis on issues relating the speech technology industry.

Reader opinions were the key factor driving the design of the new site according to publisher John Kelly. “We constantly listen to feedback regarding the various ways Speech Technology Magazine and the STM NewsBlast can better serve our industry,” he said. “We will continue to listen to them and make improvements as the industry grows."

"The ability the iProduction publishing system gives us to quickly and efficiently implement changes to our on-line product on an ongoing basis was one of the reasons we selected them,” Kelly added.

Stephen Laliberte, president of iProduction, said speechtechmag.com is a good example of how to deploy a qualified-circulation Web site. “Managing Web and print circ is so important these days,” Laliberte said. “Many Web publishers do a poor job of that. Some don’t manage their Web circ at all. Speechtechmag.com has a big head start in that regard.”

Speechtechmag.com offers its audience a variety of subscription options: ·Free Web Subscriber – full access to the online magazine and e-mail updates. ·Qualified Magazine Subscriber (US) - Web access and features and a free subscription to the print version. ·Unqualified Magazine Subscriber (US) - Web access and features and a subscription to the print version ($18.95) ·Qualified Magazine Subscriber (Outside US) - Web access and features, as well as a subscription to the print version (paying postage - $60 in Canada/$90 elsewhere). ·Unqualified Magazine Subscriber (Outside US) - Web access and features, as well as a subscription to the print version (paying postage and the subscription fee - $78.95 in Canada/$108.95 elsewhere).

More About AmComm Publications.
Speech Technology Magazine and SpeechTEK Exposition and Educational Conference are recognized worldwide as the leading sources of information on the products and technologies affecting the speech technology industry. The bi-monthly trade publication and the annual trade show deliver essential news to end-users of the technology, value added resellers, integrators, developers, investors and other professionals interested in this ever-expanding technology and its applications.

More About iProduction
iProduction provides Internet publishing systems for newsletters, journals, and magazines. Company president Stephen M. Laliberte founded iProduction in 1994.

Publishers contract with iProduction to acquire high-level Web publishing capabilities quickly and to avoid the high costs of in-house Web departments. iProduction is an application service provider (ASP), meaning that clients pay usage fees rather than buying iProduction systems outright.

iProduction is privately held and employs a full time staff of twelve. The company is located at 3570 Lexington Avenue North in St. Paul, Minnesota.