Latin Press and InfoComm Announce Launch of Audio/Video and Lighting Magazine

[Miami, USA] Latin Press and InfoComm International®, announce the launch of AVI Latin America, the magazine, website and infoboletín in Spanish for the commercial and domestic markets of integration systems in Latin America that will focus on audio issues, video and lighting.  

AVI Latin America will be published quarterly from 2008, and will be in effect, the Latin American media partner of InfoComm and with it will reach more than 10 thousand professionals in the audio/video and lighting industry throughout the region. The first issue will close on 15 February and will be in circulation in mid-March 2008. The www.avilatinoamerica.com website will be available from 10 November 2007.

Latin Press is a producer of magazines, websites and conferences for Latin America and is headquartered in Miami, with offices in Mexico, Colombia and Brazil. It currently produces seven (7) business-to-business publications in Spanish with a total of 70 thousand audited copies in circulation. Additionally, the firm produces a subscription service on renovation and construction projects in hotels, which is delivered every 15 days with new data.

InfoComm International® is the leading non-profit association serving audiovisual and communications industry professionals worldwide. Founded in 1939, the association offers industry expertise and market research for the press and others seeking information about the industry.

"We are very pleased to have reached this agreement with InfoComm," said Max Jaramillo, President of Latin Press. "There are many areas of cooperation in which our interests coincide, audiovisual system integrators and contractors need the information or with InfoComm we are about to produce a high quality product that will be able to meet those needs."

"On behalf of InfoComm, I am equally happy to be working with Latin Press and the new publication: AVI Latin America," said Rodrigo Casassus Coke, regional manager for Latin America and the Caribbean at InfoComm. "This agreement will help us expand the reach of the association throughout the region and thus increase our membership."

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