New Web Site Redesign for Securities Industry News

As you may have seen, there is a fresh new look to securitiesindustry.com. With the 2006 newspaper redesign, introduction of the Securities Industry News Electronic Edition, and Thursday's unveiling of the new Web site, SIN's effort to continually improve and be of more service to the industry is just beginning - again!

The case for doing this is clear. According to nearly every research report, industry pundit, and brand publisher, the game is no longer played in print alone.  With our expanded content and content delivery channels, we can now reach a larger, more diversified group of customers, and also give advertisers more options and a greater level of interactivity with their target audience. 

At Securities Industry News, which has exisited in print form for nearly two decades, we are now able to keep pace with rapidly changing times. We believe this shift is in tune with the ever-changing demands of senior technology and operations executives in the securities and securities services sectors.  

Today, instead of waiting a week for our print issue, you get to read breaking news/articles/blogs from wherever you are in a timelier manner. Additionally, with channels such as CareerZone, Web seminars, white papers, special reports, directories and a searchable archive of news and articles it means only one thing: more bang for the buck! It will be evident in the coming weeks and months as we bring more features, information, improved usability and events to our brand.

We are very conscious of our mission to advance the knowledge of our readers by delivering the kind of critical intelligence they depend on to make informed decisions about the direction of their businesses.

We are confident that in the online format we will be able to do greater justice to our mission and enhance reader value. And, for advertisers, this new vitality will work to amplify their message, increase reader engagement, and ultimately, stimulate reader action.

Visit the NEW securitiesindustry.com today.

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