Greenleaf Switches to Digital Catalogs with Edelweiss
Oct 25, 2011
Oct 25, 2011
Greenleaf Book Group is the latest publisher to sign on with Above the Treeline’s Edelweiss digital catalog service to replace print catalogs for its Greenleaf Book Group Press and Emerald Book Company lines. The company’s most recent catalogs will be available in both print and Edelweiss digital formats, with next season’s catalogs available exclusively through Edelweiss.
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