Franklin Electronic Publishers

July 1st, 2009 Posted in 123 Triad

Established in 1981, Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc. is headquartered in Burlington, New Jersey, with global offices
in Asia, Europe, Australia, Canada, and Mexico. In 2004, Franklin formed a strategic alliance with Seiko Instruments, Inc.
to co-develop and distribute products in the Americas, Europe, and Australia. Global content partners include Merriam Webster, Oxford University Press, Bertelsmann, Encyclopedia Britannica, HarperCollins, Larousse, Langenscheidt,
The Princeton Review, and Zondervan.

Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc. designs, develops, publishes, and distributes globally innovative electronic language learning solutions on handheld devices, memory media cards, and via Internet downloads. Franklin owns or has licenses to publish, in electronic format, hundreds of reference titles, including monolingual dictionaries, bilingual dictionaries, encyclopedias, and various other education and trade publications. Franklin also distributes either directly or through
its partners more than 52,000 book titles in electronic format.

For more information, please visit http://www.franklin.com

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