Cory Smith
Well-known member
WhatTheyThink.com, the leading news and analysis site for the printing and publishing industries, today announced that Frank Romano will be hosting the final 2007 session in its free webinar series. On Tuesday, December 18, 2007, from 2:00 to 3:00 EST (-5 GMT), well-known industry pundit Frank Romano will the second episode of The Frank Romano Show.
“We wanted to end 2007 with a fun and informative program,” said Randy Davidson, President, WhatTheyThink. “And what better way to do so than to bring back the popular Frank Romano Show, which debuted in November of last year. We appreciate Press-sense sponsoring this event, which allows us to present it at no charge.”
“There are now hundreds of webinars competing for your attention,” said Romano. “But the second edition of the Frank Romano Show is different. It continues the tradition of a webinar about (almost) nothing. Helping me cover this important subject will be my guests: Howie Fenton, technology consultant for NAPL and Richard Romano, analyst at The Industry Measure.”
Frank Romano has annoyed the printing and publishing industries for over 40 years. Many know him as the editor of the International Paper Pocket Pal, or have read one of the hundreds of articles he has written. He is the author of over 44 books, including the 10,000-term Encyclopedia of Graphic Communications, authored with his son, Richard Romano, the standard reference in the field. He has been quoted in many newspapers and publications, as well as on TV and radio.
Fenton, the Senior Digital Technologies/Production Consultant for NAPL, consults for graphic arts organizations throughout North America and will bring a grassroots perspective to the session. Richard Romano has been involved in a number of national surveys on the industry in his role a The Industry Measure and brings a more macro perspective.
Frank and his guests will offer commentary about technology trends, industry happenings, and general industry gossip. There will be video, audio, text, and funny images--a true multi-media event. There will even be a contest to identify some ancient industry device and several polling questions.
Registration for this no-charge webinar is available at this special Web page:
http://members.whattheythink.com/WebCasts/FrmWebinar.cfm?id=73
Don’t miss this unique industry event. Register today.
You can view the first edition of the Frank Romano show here:
http://members.whattheythink.com/home/webinars/webinar061121.cfm
“We wanted to end 2007 with a fun and informative program,” said Randy Davidson, President, WhatTheyThink. “And what better way to do so than to bring back the popular Frank Romano Show, which debuted in November of last year. We appreciate Press-sense sponsoring this event, which allows us to present it at no charge.”
“There are now hundreds of webinars competing for your attention,” said Romano. “But the second edition of the Frank Romano Show is different. It continues the tradition of a webinar about (almost) nothing. Helping me cover this important subject will be my guests: Howie Fenton, technology consultant for NAPL and Richard Romano, analyst at The Industry Measure.”
Frank Romano has annoyed the printing and publishing industries for over 40 years. Many know him as the editor of the International Paper Pocket Pal, or have read one of the hundreds of articles he has written. He is the author of over 44 books, including the 10,000-term Encyclopedia of Graphic Communications, authored with his son, Richard Romano, the standard reference in the field. He has been quoted in many newspapers and publications, as well as on TV and radio.
Fenton, the Senior Digital Technologies/Production Consultant for NAPL, consults for graphic arts organizations throughout North America and will bring a grassroots perspective to the session. Richard Romano has been involved in a number of national surveys on the industry in his role a The Industry Measure and brings a more macro perspective.
Frank and his guests will offer commentary about technology trends, industry happenings, and general industry gossip. There will be video, audio, text, and funny images--a true multi-media event. There will even be a contest to identify some ancient industry device and several polling questions.
Registration for this no-charge webinar is available at this special Web page:
http://members.whattheythink.com/WebCasts/FrmWebinar.cfm?id=73
Don’t miss this unique industry event. Register today.
You can view the first edition of the Frank Romano show here:
http://members.whattheythink.com/home/webinars/webinar061121.cfm
