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Responding to: http://members.whattheythink.com/news/newslink.cfm?id=21085

October 24, 2005 -- Dear Editor, The story peaks my interest in the e-paper, but then it leaves you hanging there. It would be nice to know a little bit more about what it really is and how it will work. I was dissapointed that I felt that I left the article still not knowing what it is.

Thank You,
Stephen Bersig
Sudden Printing

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October 24, 2005 -- Dear Editor, In the article on "e-paper" the question is repeatedly asked "What is e-paper." At no time, however, in the article is that simple question actually answered. E-paper is never ever defined, succinctly or otherwise. By a contextual reading, I'm assuming that e-paper is a portable computer or television screen, possibly liquid crystal or plasma but no such technical details are ever mentioned.

This is very curious because the article is actually a solicitation and promotion for an event that costs almost five thousand dollars to attend. Does one have to pay that amount simply to find out what e-paper actually is?

Sincerely,
Ray Zone
President
3-D Zone

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October 24, 2005 -- Do you think the report will be published on e-paper?

Thank You,
Jim Olsen Imagination, Ink.

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Editor's Note: This is a study to be conducted and the press release was issued by Strategies for Management