QContent announces partnership with Swiss company Tecnavia

NewsMemory service to spur online document publishing

Silver Spring, MD (PRWEB) May 26, 2004 -- At the QContent deployment meeting, Tecnavia Press, Inc. announced its partnership and immediate availability of the NewsMemory service. NewsMemory allows companies to publish an exact replica of their publication online without having to resort to heavy downloads or special plug-ins. The NewsMemory service allows users to read the publication as they would hardcopy version while providing additional interactive services. Along with the ability to view the publication online, NewsMemory provides readers with options for a full-text search.

The NewsMemory service is an inexpensive, cost effective way for publishers to get their publications online" said Gary Black, founder of QContent. According to Dan Morgan, General Manager of Tecnavia, We are excited to partner with QContent, having a presence in the U.S. Mid Atlantic will be a tremendous benefit to our customers in that region."

NewsMemory provides publishers a way to generate new income through increased subscriptions to readers outside of their traditional market. The services simple workflow automatically converts content into XML without changing the publishers existing work flow. An example of the NewsMemory service can be seen at www.floridatoday.com/ee (click on the try it free button).