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United Communications Corporation Go Live with Anygraaf

Kenosha News and Attleboro Sun Chronicle up and running with the Doris32 editorial system

FREDERICK, MD — April 18, 2007 — The Kenosha News and the Attleboro Sun Chronicle, both part of United Communications Corporation, have implemented Anygraaf’s Doris32 editorial system.

Installations at each site include the Doris32 asset management and publishing production system, as well as the Planner edition management and ad layout system. Pagination for the editorial system will utilize Adobe® InDesign®.

The Doris32 system includes integrated archiving and management for many document types including articles, images, pages and graphics as well as audio and video clips. Doris32 is a multi-channel production system, allowing for a write once, publish many environment, letting users easily and effortlessly manage content for print and electronic media at the same time.

The Planner edition management and ad layout system serves as a bridge for dynamic bidirectional support for display and classified ad layout, as well as automatic placement of ad reservations and ad material directly on the Adobe InDesign pages managed in the editorial system. Planner interfaces with the Brainworks™ ad booking system at The Kenosha News and with the ICANON NewzWare™ ad booking system in Attleboro.

Doris ePaper will also be installed at each publication; Doris ePaper publishes an exact replica of the printed edition online. Through Doris ePaper, readers can see the paper online exactly as it appeared in print, browse the paper page-by-page then highlight and click on any ad, image or article to view it in full detail. Readers can also perform full text searches, view each page as a PDF and browse section by section.

The system will also be used by Kenosha’s sister papers the Lake Geneva Regional News, publisher of the Lake Geneva Regional News as well as the Lake Geneva Resorter, and the Zion-Benton News, publisher of the Zion-Benton News and The Bargaineer.

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About United Communications Corporation
United Communications Corporation dates back to 1961 when the Brown family purchased the Kenosha (WI) News. In 1969, the company acquired the Attleboro (MA) Sun, which merged with the North Attleboro Chronicle two years later to create the Attleboro Sun Chronicle. United Communications Corporation also owns the Watertown (SD) Public Opinion as well as weekly newspapers around Kenosha and Attleboro, and two television stations.

The Kenosha News has a circulation of 25,300 daily and 29,000 Sunday and serves the entire Kenosha County region of Wisconsin. The Attleboro Sun Chronicle has a daily circulation of 19,200 and Sunday circulation of 19,700 and serves Southeastern Massachusetts.

About Anygraaf
Anygraaf Oy is the Finnish developer of asset management and publishing production systems. Founded in 1996, Anygraaf Oy maintains offices in Helsinki and Turku, Finland and provides sales, service and support through its Swedish subsidiary Anygraaf Ab. Resellers in Germany, Denmark and Norway provide additional sales and support services. There are approximately 8000 licensed users of Anygraaf products in more than 125 organizations throughout Europe.

Anygraaf USA, Inc. is the North American agent for the Finnish software firm Anygraaf Oy providing sales, services and support for the complete line of Anygraaf products.

Editorial Contact:
Erin Flynn
Anygraaf USA, Inc.
301-305-2532
erin.flynn@anygraaf.com