Sir Speedy Launches Direct Marketing and Advertising Campaign <b></b>

Mission Viejo, California--Sir Speedy Inc., a franchisorof retail printing and document management services outlets, willlaunch a multimedia direct marketing and advertising campaign thatwill run through July 2004. The mailings will go to companieslisted on the firm's 750,000-name database and to names fromD&B and InfoUSA in all major U.S. markets. Another keycomponent of the effort will be commercials on news stations likeCNN, CNN Headline News, Fox News and MSNBC. Sir Speedy is lookingfor 15 percent sales growth from this effort. -Direct

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