Make a note - Letts diaries are here to stay despite electronic revolution.(News)

From: The Birmingham Post (England) | Date: August 13, 1999| Author: Simpson, Daniel | Copyright information

The traditional paper diary is fighting back in the computer age.

Midland group Bemrose, whose 200-year-old Letts division makes more than 20 million diaries a year, said it hopes to expand US sales by offering more products supplementing standard calendar pages with a wealth of facts and statistics.

"There's a lot of scope to sell better-branded products into the United States and we're not the only people trying to attack that market," Bemrose chief executiv...

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