Denver Rocky Mountain News - Denver, CO
The Rocky Mountain News has four eNews systems to integrate their    NP-630 and NP-642 inserters with Burt Technologies' production planning software into a single plant-wide network. The system integrates the packaging and distribution database from the inserters down to the stackers. All components are connected via one network allowing real time production data from every component to be available at any and all workstations on the network.

Arandell Corporation - Menomonee Falls, WI
A catalog printer with a well-deserved reputation for quality.  Arandell uses 15 Enternet™ controllers on Heidelberg saddle stitchers and perfect binders as well as comailers.

Fresno Bee - Fresno, CA
The Fresno Bee has three eNews systems to integrate their 1372 inserters into a single plant-wide network. This system is fully integrated with Burt Technologies' production and planning software and is integrated from the production stage through inserting to the stackers. All components are connected into one single plant-wide network allowing for real time production data from all devices. This data can be accessed from any workstation on the network.

The Houston Chronicle - Houston, TX
The Houston Chronicle has three eNews systems on their NP-630 inserters in their Kempwood, Texas production facility, and six more on their Sitma collators which produce their weekly TMC Mailing program (430,000 pieces). These nine systems are integrated into one common plant-wide network along with their Burt Technologies' production planning software. The production process is controlled from the planning process through the inserter or collator to the stackers and real time production data is available to all workstations on the network.

In 2007, the Chronicle ordered two eNews systems installed in their Southwest plant on 2299 inserters.

Quebecor Corporation - Montreal, Quebec
Quebecor, one of the world's largest commercial printers, uses multiple networked bindery line control systems in plants such as Magog, Quebec; Franklin, TN and others throughout North America. At Quebecor's Dallas, TX, plant, up to six on-line inkjet printers are used on eleven controlled saddle stitchers producing office supply catalogs that can require up to twenty templates of variable images per catalog.

Ft. Worth Star Telegram - Ft. Worth, TX
Using the eNews system to control their two Heidelberg NP-630 and three 1372 inserting machines, the Ft. Worth Star Telegram, a Knight-Ridder paper, uses the eNews controller to insert preprints delivered to the subscriber base AND to create TMC mailings delivered by USPS to non-subscribers. Fully integrated into the Star-Telegram's enterprise-wide Windows® network and their preprint entry and planning system, the eNews system controls the generation of up to 320,000 daily or Sunday inserts and 465,000 packaged direct mail pieces per week.

Berlin Industries - Carol Stream, IL
A leading national printer and direct mailer with plants in Illinois and Nevada, Berlin exploits the e1100 mid-range networked control system on a Harris 705 stitcher. With thirteen saddle stitchers and a 21-pocket selective collator, Berlin maintains the largest in-house bindery in the Chicago area.

Detroit News/Detroit Free Press - Detroit, MI
These two papers are produced by the Detroit Newspaper Agency from its Sterling Heights printing and packaging center. Five eNews control systems are installed on NP-630 inserters, all of which produce insert packages for a daily/Sunday circulation of 589/749 thousand newspapers.

Midstates Printing, Inc - Aberdeen, SD
A medium-sized commercial printer offering a full menu of printing and finishing services from its 300-employee operation in South Dakota, Midstates employs four systems on Mueller and Goss saddlestitchers and a comailer.

In addition to the eNews users above, two Gannett-owned papers have purchased through Enternet^TM system to control their direct mail packaging lines: the Nashville Tennessean and South Louisiana Publishing Co. of Lafayette, LA. and The Singapore Times uses the system for its English-language editions throughout the Pacific Basin. 

Brown Printing Company - Waseca, MN
Brown, a Gruner + Jahr company, is the 5th largest printer of consumer, trade and business publications in the country. At Brown's home plant in Waseca, two e1000 control systems are installed on Buhrs collators.  Enternet^TM Controllers have been in place at Brown's plants in East Greenville, PA and Woodstock, Illinois, for years, controlling saddle stitchers and perfect binders.

MetroGroup Corp. (formerly Experian) - Mt. Pleasant, IA
MetroGroup Corp. is one of the largest direct mailers in the U.S., processing and mailing over 2 billion mail pieces annually. At MetroGroup's key Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, plant, six e1000 networked control systems are installed on Buhrs mailing machines, affording MetroGroup both flexible manufacturing advantages and high throughput rates in their highly competitive business.

Philadelphia Media Holdings, Inc. - Conshohocken, PA
The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News produce their daily and Sunday packages under control of Enternet's e3000 inserter control system. The ten GMA SLS1000 inserters used to produce these packages in its Conshohocken plant have been upgraded to incorporate Enternet's state-of-the-art control technology.

The Oklahoman - Oklahoma City, OK
The flagship paper of the Oklahoma Publishing Company is producing its daily/Sunday packages and its bi-weekly TMC package on Enternet's eNews inserter control system utilizing its unique BullsEye TMC software on its NP630 inserters.

Transcontinental, Inc. - Montreal, Quebec
The seventh largest printer in North America and largest newspaper printer/packager in Canada, Transcontinental was an early adopter of the state-of-the art bindery line controller on multiple lines at its Owen Sound, Ontario and Boucherville, Quebec plants.

Contra Costa Times and San Jose Mercury News - Silicon Valley, CA
These two papers each use the eNews systems to control Heidelberg and GMA inserters at three different facilities, for both daily packaging as well as TMC packaging.  Contra Costa also packages their regional edition of the New York Times on a Heidelberg 2299 inserter with triple-out delivery under eNews control.

Miami Herald/El Nuevo Herald - Miami, FL
By far the largest newspaper in Florida, with a combined circulation of 950 thousand.  The Herald/Nuevo Herald has seven eNews systems controlling both Heidelberg and GMA inserters at two different facilities in South Florida, for both daily/Sunday packaging as well as its TMC program.

Fry Communications - Mechanicsburg, PA
Founded in the middle of the depression as a publisher of weekly shopping guides, Fry has grown to a 1400-employee commercial printers with over a million square feet of manufacturing capacity  and 26 different production lines.  Bindery line controllers are employed throughout, yielding the ultimate in control over perfect binders, saddle stitchers, and polybagging lines.

Akron Beacon Journal - Akron, OH
With Sunday circulation of 312 thousand, this newspaper packages at two plants, using a Heidelberg NP630 inserter at its main facility and and NP632 at its Broadway facility.  In each case the eNews control system interfaces to Versamark 5120 inkjet printers for QC purposes today, but TMC addressing down the road.

Dallas Morning News - Dallas, TX
Enternet LLC was selected by The Dallas Morning News to provide its eSP3500 control systems for the two FSI packaging systems for Sunday papers going into the new South Dallas plant.  The Morning News becomes the fourth newspaper in the United States to convert to collating its Sunday package, as opposed to inserting preprints into various jackets within the paper.  The collated packages will be polybagged prior to distribution.  This eSP3500 installation features sophisticated real-time interfaces to an automated storage and retrieval system, four different types of ink-jet personalization and a cart-loading distribution system.  Ramp-up began in 1Q2007 and is expected to be completed by August 2007