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IP&E is launching an email newsletter, bringing you the latest news straight to your PC
September 1st 2005

As readers can see with this issue of IP&E there is a great deal of information in the magazine.

However, as much as we try and squeeze in there is always information that we miss or that will go out of date before readers get their regular copy.

Therefore in order to bring you more up to the minute stories and lots more information on seminars, conferences, exhibitions as well as the latest industrial products IP&E is launching a regular email newsletter.

The thinking behind the e-Newsletter is that it will offer busy readers a quick snapshot of the latest news, all with click throughs that they can use to access more information from the ipesearch website.

If you would like to register for the newsletter and have the chance to win an iPod Nano (courtesy of sponsors Ambi-Rad) then register for the e-Newsletter at www.ipesearch.com/newsletter

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