Contact: Ashley Lenz
Marketing & Communications Manager
Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia
Phone: 770.433.3050 | 800.288.1894
alenz@piag.org

Big Changes Are Coming For PIAG's 2010 Print & Imaging Buyers Guide

SMYRNA, GA (8/4/09) -- As The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG) gears up to bring you the 2010 edition of The Guide, there are some exciting new changes you should know about:

1. It's More Attractive. We're adding a wrap around cover with hidden binding, clean design & a more portable size that will show media buyers what print can really do!
2. It's More Affordable. No matter what kind of year you've had, we want you displayed prominently in The Guide. All pricing has been greatly reduced to help you meet your goals. (Sales starting soon!)
3. It's Green. The Guide will be produced with FSC certified paper by a certified printer in order to raise awareness about "green" printing.
4. It's Open. Each copy of The Guide will be polybagged, and for the first time, five advertisers will be allowed to contribute a piece of their own to the package.

More info to come soon. Give us a call at 800.288.1894 to find out more now.

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About The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia
Since 1894, The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG) has been dedicated to advancing the success of Georgia's printing and imaging industry. Working together with Printing Industries of America, the world's largest graphic arts trade association, PIAG provides training, resources and a voice of advocacy on both a state and national level. Additional information can be found online at www.piag.org.

About PIAG's Buyers Guide
As the number one resource for Georgia's media buying community, The Guide contains a directory of hundreds of Georgia's finest printers, imagers, and suppliers; a wide-ranging reference section including a glossary of graphic communication terms; and a detailed cross reference section where buyers can search according to their specific needs. The Guide is produced annually by The Printing & Imaging Association of Georgia (PIAG).