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Welcome to biggest and best dedicated marketplace for publishing
professionals to find critical information and unique databases, find
each other, and to do business better electronically.
A service of Publishers Lunch, the most widely read daily dossier in
publishing and known as "publishing's essential daily read," Publishers
Marketplace really works in part because it is driven by the attention
of over 40,000 publishing professionals who read Lunch every day.
