WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - (07/28/06) -- On the afternoon of Friday, July 28,The Credit Union Journal will unveil several major changes to bothits Daily Briefing and website at www.cujournal.com, all of whichwill provide significantly more value to subscribers. Subscribersto The Credit Union Journal will find a new design in both theDaily Briefing and the website, with both unveiling a fresh,exciting look. Those currently receiving The Journal's popularDaily Briefing via e-mail will continue to find it in their inboxevery morning, but in a different form, and will continue toinclude that day's latest headlines. Paid subscribers to The CreditUnion Journal will need to take a moment to register and select auser-name and password, and will very quickly have at theirfingertips all of that day's latest news. Those currently receivingThe Journal on a complimentary basis will be able to sign up for aFREE, limited-time trial subscription, or even to sign up for afull-year's subscription right there, quickly and easily. Thatsubscription will also provide to subscribers the vast newresources available at cujournal.com, including a searchablearchive of all the reporting done by The Credit Union Journal bothin our online and print issues, back to 2004 This is literallythousands of stories featuring Best Practices, along withstrategies other credit unions have used to successfully grow theiroperations. So look for the changes on the afternoon of Friday,July 28, and be a part of the new Credit Union Journal.
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