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Submarine Cable Almanac

his Spring, SubTel Forum will release its first annual Submarine Cable Almanac. This perfect bound book will serve as complement to our Submarine Cable Map and will feature each major Tinternational system on its own page, along with full-color adverts from some of the most important players in the industry. The Submarine Cable Almanac will be mailed free of charge to our subscriber list, including senior government and international organization officials, telecom company executives and team, support and supply company management, and technical, sales and purchasing staff, field and shipboard personnel, academicians, consultants, financiers, and legal specialists.

Almanac ads due: 15 March 2011 Sponsorship Cost: US$5000 per advertising insert

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Landing points: Cabinda, Soyo,Namibia Nzeto, Luanda, Porto Amboim, Benguela,Swakopmund Lucira, Botswana Walvis Bay Namibe

Initial capacity: 30 Gbps Maputo Design capacity: 80 Gbps

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Almanac ads due: 15 March 2011 Sponsorship Cost: US$5000 per advertising insert Finished size: 8.5 x 10.375 Submarine Cable Map

ubmarine Cables of The World is an annual poster that reflects known international submarine cable systems at the time of printing. This cable map is a golden opportunity for our advertisers. SSponsors’ adverts are placed prominently around the cable map, which is mailed free of charge to our subscriber list, including senior government and international organization officials, telecom company executives and team, support and supply company management, and technical, sales and purchasing staff, field and shipboard personnel, academicians, consultants, financiers, and legal specialists. According to a 2009 survey, 64% of respondents use our cable map on a regular basis. The finished size of calendar ads is 4” W x 1.5” H or 1.5” W x 4” H. Adverts should be provided in Press Quality PDF format and should not include crop marks.

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ur annual Submarine Telecoms Industry Calendar ships every December to our worldwide subscriber list. This beautiful, full-color calendar is customized with industry conferences Onotated for easy reference, and is one of our most popular products. According to a 2009 survey, 55% of respondents use SubTel Forum’s industry calendar on a regular basis. An independent survey conducted by Richard Manville Research provides some interesting statistics about business calendars: • 94% of all business recipients can recall a calendar advertising message. • 65% of all business people note appointments on their calendar. • 57% of business people use calendars for other notations or for record keeping. • 44% of business people would purchase calendars if advertisers did not provide them. Formed by our Industry, for our Industry

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