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IT Enquirer Media Calendar H1 / 2008
Topic	Planned	Access	Price Level
Unified Communications & Collaboration Report	May 2008	Level 1 Subscription	Free
New Camera RAW Conversion Software Reviews	June 2008	Free	Free
Advanced ProofMaster Calibration Training Pack	May 2008	Free to Paid Subscribers	Only Available to Paid Subscribers
Cross-Media Publishing Trend Research	June 2008	25% Off to Paid Subscribers	EUR 799.00
Sony Alpha 700 Best Practices	January to December 2008	All Levels	Free

TBD: To Be Decided.

This table will be added to during the year. In February, we have on our list of reviews: OmniGraffle Pro 5, Direct Mail 2, Daylite 3.7 with Connectors, Bento, Adobe After Effects, Atomik Xport for InDesign CS3, GridIron Flow, xScope 2, iClipboard 1.1, SoundStudio, etc.

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