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APS provide intelligent IT solutions to the print media publishing sector. Based in Australia, APS is a globally focused company with approximately 200 systems in place across the world, ranging from publications such as the Daily Telegraph and The Australian right through to The Chronicle in Wangaratta and Mountain Scene in Queenstown, New Zealand.

Large or small, all of our clients are equally valued. We pride ourselves on supplying practical, effective and reliable products designed to meet a broad range of publishers' needs, that include advertising booking systems, ad placement and pagination software and live edition management.

Whether you are publishing one title per week, or several major publications per day, talk to the only truly advanced solutions provider dedicated to your industry.

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Introducing APS software to our business has totally revolutionised the way we produce our newspapers. There’s simply no other way of looking at it. Coming out of our “paste-up days” and into the world of computer booking and pagination, was a breeze with the expert help of the APS staff and their products. Our production time has more than halved, which has left us with the time to add more publications to our list, and has also given us the time to produce a much better looking product. Our readers have noticed and commented, and more importantly, so have our advertisers. After-sales service has been nothing short of brilliant. Every phone call with a problem, bug report, or feature request has been dealt with swiftly and professionally, and usually within the hour. You can’t ask for more than that. We are running Synergy, QuickLayout, QuickJumper and ClassDesign, and we couldn’t imagine being without them. I have absolutely no reservations in recommending APS products to any publication facility, no matter how big or small.

-- Mark Drury, Production Manager, The Great Southern Star

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Fairfax to cut editing jobs in regions

01/07/2008

Fairfax Media is to cut an estimated 40 sub-editing jobs by abolishing regional positions throughout New Zealand. The company will instead set up hubs of "expertise" in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Staff were made aware of the move after an announcement was accidentally...

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5 tips to make your content search engine friendly

17/06/2008

Is Your Publication Shunned by Search Engines? *What Search Engines Want from Your Content* As an avid researcher, it is obvious that articles from trusted periodicals and newspapers rarely appear on the first page of a search engine query. This is disturbing...

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Roxen Editorial Portal™ pilot goes live at Pagemasters

06/06/2008

The first installation of the web based Roxen Editorial Portal™ has successfully been completed at Pagemasters and Adelaide’s The Independent Weekly. By using the Roxen Editorial Portal™, The Independent Weekly will select content and deliver it to Pagemasters from their offices in Adelaide. Pagemasters...

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