Machinery Market Digi Mag rolled out in the UK
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Following its overseas launch last year, Machinery Market Digi Mag - the on-line version of Machinery Market magazine - is now available to all UK readers.

Every week, Machinery Market Digi Mag is e-mailed to a fast-growing database of more than 21,000 companies, in over 80 countries world-wide, on the same day that the printed version is published in the UK. With a network of servers hosting Machinery Market at different locations around the world, readers enjoy instant access to all the extensive classified pages of new and used machinery as well as the latest manufacturing news and information - wherever they are.

With the release of Machinery Market Digi Mag in the UK, subscribers to the printed version of Machinery Market can now request to receive the Digi Mag FREE as part of their subscription package click here. Alternatively, readers can subscribe to the Digi Mag only at a special offer introductory price. Click here to view our full range of subscription options.

Machinery Market Digi Mag features an easy-to-use interface that uses the latest page-turning software, which gives a magazine feel to the on-line version. All Web links and e-mail addresses within the digital publication are live; which means that when a link is clicked on, it will open the Web address in a new browser window or launch a mail-message window. Furthermore, all the contents of Digi Mag are fully keyword-searchable. The on-line also allows advertisers the option of including video content on their products.

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For further information on Machinery Market Digi Mag, please telephone Gill Jackson on +44 (0)20 8460 4224 or e-mail

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