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By Steve Horton
iProduction

St. Paul, MN – March 24, 2004 – iProduction has announced that the publication Research Design Connections (RDC) has unveiled a new online information service located on the Web at researchdesignconnections.com. The site has been implemented on the newest version of the iProduction Internet Publishing System™.

The new online service is aimed at professional designers. The editorial focus is on research-backed ideas for designers who create and manage places. A one-year Print or Web Subscription is $99. A one-year print/Web combo subscription is $119. The publisher is offering a 14-day free trial to new subscribers. Editorial archives date back to January of 2002.

More About RDC
Based in Columbus, Ohio, RDC is sponsored by a distinguished editorial board with hundreds of collective years of design experience. Senior editor Sally Augustin is an applied environmental psychologist with many years of practical experience, focused on interior environments, and a PhD in social and environmental psychology. Jean Marie Cackowski, Publisher, has a Master of Landscape Architecture degree as well as a breadth of business experience.

More About iProduction
iProduction is a privately held publishing software company headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota. Publishing companies of all sizes rely on iProduction’s flagship product, the Internet Publishing System™, to manage publication online content, sell online subscriptions, process payments, deploy e-newsletters, manage site advertising, search content archives, and much, much more. The majority of iProduction clients choose iProduction’s ASP (application service provider) program to avoid hiring programmers or purchasing host computer systems. Larger publishers with many online titles choose to license iProduction software to dramatically reduce per-site operating costs. iProduction clients include magazines, newsletters, business journals, newspapers, and corporate marketing departments. iProduction will celebrate its 10-year anniversary during 2004.