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ArcaMax Publishing

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ArcaMax Publishing
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ArcaMax Publishing is a privately owned American web/email syndication news publisher that provides editorial content, columns & features, comic strips, and editorial cartoons via email.[2] ArcaMax also produces co-branded newsletters with corporate clients.

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The company is based in Newport News, Virginia. Its revenue comes from advertising.[2] Potential subscribers typically come from topical banners or co-registration for related topical sites or newsletters; as this approach can be exploited by spam purveyors, the company conducts an initial source evaluation before contacting potential subscribers by email to complete a "double opt-in" circuit aimed to decrease the amount of company resources expended on un-deliverable email communications, while at the same time reducing to a minimum the number of emails sent to people who are not interested in receiving them.[2]

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ArcaMax originally sold educational materials at the cost of shipping and handling.[1] By July 2004, the company began distributing ezines, which eventually featured health and fitness, money management and automotive advice, among other topics.[1] Their first high-profile syndicated features were Garfield and Dear Abby. Currently the company offers more than "90 comic strips, many more advice and political columnists, news headlines, videos, and games."[3]

Around 2006, the company began the Arcamax Book Club, which delivered book chapters to subscribers via email.[1]

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ArcaMax syndicates their content digitally through arrangements with other (print) syndicates, primarily Andrews McMeel Syndication (formerly Universal Uclick), Creators Syndicate, and King Features Syndicate.

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