PagePath Technologies Releases TwitterPrint.net

May 1, 2009 - PRLog -- TwitterPrint.net is a website that was created for the Print Industry to research and view live trending topics on Twitter. "Industries need to embrace Social Media if they want to be competitive." stated Joe Kern, Marketing Coordinator for PagePath. "We recognize that, and we want to help. PagePath built TwitterPrint.net to introduce our industry to Social Media."

TwitterPrint.net captures all "tweets" that contain the words #TwitterPrint. The site streams the live discussions and allows visitors to navigate to any links or conversations they are interested in. Topics range from simple questions, to industry news and general information. To post to TwitterPrint.net simply put the word #TwitterPrint in your print related posts on Twitter.
About MyOrderDesk
PagePath's MyOrderDesk is an eCommerce solution that combines, Web-to-Print, automated proofing, automated pricing, reordering and more. It seamlessly integrates into a printing organization's existing website or can be used as a standalone site. MyOrderDesk is known throughout the printing industry as the leader in Web-to-Print software.

With MyOrderDesk, a print shop can provide its customers with time savings and convenient 24x7 ordering while the print shop enjoys increased production efficiency, reduced turnaround times, and increased profitability. A demonstration site of MyOrderDesk's capabilities is available at www.PrintVia.com

About PagePath Technologies
PagePath Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Plano, Illinois. The firm pioneered the use of the Internet to place orders and transmit documents with an easy to use "point & click" system in 1996. MyOrderDesk was twice named "Product of the Year" by PrintImage International & "Best of Breed" by Xerox.

More information on PagePath's MyOrderDesk is available at http://www.PagePath.com, or by calling 866-770-7561.

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PagePath Technologies, Inc. was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Plano, Illinois. The firm pioneered the use of the Internet to place orders and transmit documentsfor the print industry with an easy to use “point & click” system in 1996.