Eerie But True Ghost Stories at ArcaMax.com
ArcaMax Publishing, a family-friendly news and features publisher, asked its readers to submit their scariest ghost stories. The response so far has totalled more than 60 ghostly encounters. - October 29, 2007
ArcaMax Publishing to Donate Proceeds to Reading Is Fundamental
ArcaMax Publishing will contribute 20 percent of all ad-free newsletter contributions to the Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) charity. “This is a great opportunity to help promote children's literacy across the country,” said Scott Wolf, ArcaMax president & CEO. “Reading Is... - October 01, 2007
ArcaMax Offers Political News, Cartoons and Opinions
The most complete line-up of established political columnists, Pulitzer winning cartoonists and breaking news stories is available at the new ArcaMax Politics channel. Columnists include lightning rod blogger Arianna Huffington, Pulitzer winner Clarence Page, the witty Kathleen Parker,... - September 10, 2007
Spend Your Summer with the ArcaMax Book Club
Book lovers can enjoy lazy summer afternoons with free books by email from ArcaMax Publishing. The ArcaMax Book Club ( http://www.arcamax.com/books ) offers more than 600 classic books -- the largest collection of free texts on the Internet by email. Visitors can browse titles in genres such as... - June 25, 2007
School’s Out: Educate and Entertain Your Kids This Summer with ArcaMax
ArcaMax Publishing offers free educational and entertaining content to keep kids busy this summer. - June 11, 2007
ArcaMax Publishing Announces First Holiday Contest Winner
Angela Flynn, an ArcaMax reader from Stanley, New Brunswick, is the first person to win a $40 gift certificate for submitting a tip to the publishing company's Holiday Idea Contest. - November 28, 2005
ArcaMax Publishing Launches Baby Blues and Zits Comic Strips
ArcaMax Publishing (www.arcamax.com), a leading publisher of family-friendly newsletters, has become the first company to send by e-mail Baby Blues and Zits -- comic strips that generated large followings in major newspapers. - November 28, 2005