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Published Online: 4 March 2011

Daily Bulletin to Arrive Early

Publication: Psychiatric News
Volume 46, Number 5
https://doi.org/10.1176/pn.46.5.psychnews_46_5_27_3
APA's annual meeting Daily Bulletin will have a preview issue this year available on March 28. The Daily Bulletin preview edition will promote scientific sessions presented at the meeting, highlight special events and local attractions, and encourage advance online registration. A link to the preview issue will be included on the annual meeting Web site and in Member Update, posted on APA's social media forums, and e-mailed to APA members.
The Daily Bulletin is also "going mobile." The mobile edition will feature key selected articles from each print issue along with pertinent daily schedule information. Viewers of the mobile edition will be able to comment on articles, share articles with colleagues through e-mail and social media outlets, and view the mobile edition on any Web-enabled mobile device.
The Daily Bulletin digital edition will match the print versions for all content, including advertisements, and will be presented in the NXTbook flash format. Viewers of the digital edition will be able to place notes, bookmark pages, e-mail copies to colleagues, and save the publication application to their hard drives.
Print copies of the Daily Bulletin will be available at the Hawaii Convention Center, and, as always, there will be door-to-door distribution at selected hotels.

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Volume 46 • Number 5 • March 4, 2011
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