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ST. PAUL, MN - May 26, 2004 - DealFlow Media has selected iProduction to provide Internet publishing systems and services for the new online version of the publication. The new site is located at www.dealflowmedia.com.
Stephen M. Laliberte, president of iProduction, sees enormous potential for newsletter-style online publication formats. “DealFlow has carved a position in traditional media, and now they are well-positioned for the next decade with their online properties,” he said. “Niches are the name of the game for online business titles, and DealFlow is doing a very good job of building highly-targeted circulation. Our system makes the entire process much easier and lowers technology overhead.”
The iProduction Internet Publishing System™ will provide dealflowmedia.com with complete content management, site reporting, business data search and retrieval, and full e-commerce applications in addition to host services. Site visitors will be able to subscribe online and gain instant access to the online publication.

More About DealFlow Media

DealFlow Media publishes The PIPEs Report and The Small Cap Report. The PIPEs Report is the first resource dedicated to tracking the business of private investments in public equity. The Small Cap Report covers news, trends, and trading strategies in the sub-$1 billion market capitalization segment. DealFlow Media also produces The PIPEs Conference, an annual event dedicated to providing a forum for private investments in public equity.

The editorial and production offices for DealFlow Media are located in Petaluma, California, while subscriptions and fulfillment operate out of Jericho, New York.

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 iPro IPS™, to manage publication online content, sell online subscriptions, process payments, deploy e-mail publications, manage site advertising, search content archives, conduct electronic fulfillment, and much, much more. Many iProduction clients choose to pay monthly application service fees to avoid hiring programmers or purchasing host computer systems. Larger publishers with many online titles may choose to license iProduction software to reduce per-site costs. iProduction clients include magazines, newsletters, business journals, newspapers, and corporate marketing departments. iProduction celebrates 11 years of operation in 2005.