Internet Professional Publishers Association
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Internet Professional Publishers Association
Comprised of leading new media and commercial designers, encourages the growth of high quality internet solutions. Very visual and graphic-oriented.
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Jul 31, 2008
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Includes a discussion list, member skills database, and seminars to expand networking opportunities.
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Dedicated to the global, economic, professional and creative advancement of the Web. Membership benefits include a professional certification program, access to industry reports, online seminars, and networking opportunities.
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A professional organization for producers and project managers of interactive and web-based projects including public web sites, intranet sites, and web-based applications.
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Western Australian web industry group, which meets monthly for informal networking functions.
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Offers education, mentorship, online training, technical support, employment information, and Internet legal guidance.
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