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Washinton DC-based publisher ghi has announced the release of a new, updated Web site for restructuringtoday.com. This online daily focuses on competitive retail and wholesale markets and the convergence of energy and communications. iProduction is providing Internet publishing systems and services for the new site. The site is subscription only. A 3-month introductory offer of 60 issues for $97 is available. Regular subscriptions include 1-year (247 issues) for $487, and 2-year (494 issues) for $779.

About The Publisher

Publisher ghi creates information services focused on the opening up of competitive retail and wholesale markets and the convergence of energy and communications. The company is led by George Spencer, who has more than 40 years of experience in the energy industry and founded many top newsletters including Gas Daily, U.S. Oil Week, Coal Outlook and Air Daily. The Center for the Advancement of Energy Markets (CAEM) honored him with the Paul Revere Award in 2004 for “developing insight and perspective for more than two decades of reporting on changes in energy markets.” The company is located at 4418 MacArthur Boulevard North West in Washington, DC.

About iProduction

iProduction is a privately held software company headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota. Publishing entities of all sizes rely on iProduction’s flagship product, the Internet Publishing System™, to manage online content, sell subscriptions and site licenses, process payments, deploy e-newsletters, manage site advertising, and manage online fulfillment. The majority of iProduction clients choose iProduction’s ASP (application service provision) program to avoid hiring programmers or purchasing host computer systems. Large publishers with many online titles choose to license iProduction software to dramatically reduce per-site operating costs. iProduction clients include magazines, newsletters, business journals, and corporate marketing departments. iProduction celebrated its 10-year anniversary in 2004.