Exploration and Production Magazine
Monday, May 21, 2007
Another related magazine (oil and gas) that you can subscribe. Get it now!!!
Why share your copy - when they can get their own?
Tell your colleagues to start their own FREE Subscription.
— Does your copy of E&P magazine look like it spent yesterday
tied to the end of a drill bit?
— Do you find yourself retrieving your latest copy from
a colleague's desk?
— Or... perhaps you'd like to promote yourself off the bottom
of the routing list -- to the top that is?
The answer is simple... get your own... or, better yet, have your colleagues get their own subscription to E&P magazine.
http://www.submag.com/sub/ht?pk=E75HPA
We know each and every issue of E&P magazine contains crucial, cutting-edge coverage of the important technical issues facing petroleum professionals worldwide. And, we know ALL your colleagues would benefit from E&P's in-depth analysis of the technology, technical solutions and strategies being employed daily by other oil and gas companies.
But... did you know that E&P magazine is offered free of charge to ALL oil and gas e&p professionals?
That means ALL your colleagues can have their very own subscription. That's right... all your colleagues. So... if you or someone in your office would benefit from receiving E&P magazine for themselves, simply, forward this email and ask them to click the link below. It will only take a few minutes and, you won't ever have to track down your copy again.
http://www.submag.com/sub/ht?pk=E75HPA
Audrey Miller
Circulation Director
E&P
PO Box 2068, Skokie, IL 60076-7968
www.eandp.info
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