Infoconomy launches new magazine
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Infoconomy, the award-winning publisher of Information Age, is launching a new bimonthly magazine, mID.
From September 2003, mID - Managing Information and Documents - will provide constructive advice and examples of best practice to individuals responsible for the management of documents, content and records in both the public and private sectors.
mID is being launched in partnership with AIIM Europe, the industry association that connects the communities of users and suppliers of enterprise content management technologies. The magazine will have an initial circulation of 12,000 and be distributed to AIIM Europe's UK membership. Jessica Twentyman, formerly deputy editor of Information Age, will be the editor of mID.
"There has never been a better time to launch a magazine to provide practical, independent and well-researched advice to information management professionals," said Andy Lawrence, editorial director and co-founder of Infoconomy. "This is an audience that is currently under-served by the IT publishing industry but which faces a rapidly expanding range of complex issues and challenges: the growth of electronic information; the need to collaborate more closely with suppliers and customers; and a minefield of legislation governing the retention, disposal and delivery of business information and documents."
For more information about mID please email Jessica Twentyman, editor, at jtwentyman@information-age.com or Jamie Foskett, advertisement manager, at jfoskett@information-age.com
