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Fresh Meadows, NY: Data Conversion Laboratory (DCL) leading provider of digital publishing services, today launched a new suite of online services to streamline the processing of eBook conversion orders that do not require special handling and consulting. Backed by DCL's 30 years of excellence in providing conversion and related services, EPUB On Demand will provide easy access to DCL's time-tested conversion process, with its guaranteed accuracy and attention to detail.

EPUB On Demand, the first of a series of On Demand services, is a one-book-at-a-time conversion service to EPUB and MOBI, supporting all popular eReader devices. The new service enables customers to upload files through an online portal, choose options that best fit their needs, view pricing and submit their order. Finished products are reviewed through DCL's time tested QC process and delivered quickly.

In an exclusive industry eBook publishing survey conducted this month, 88% of respondents listed accuracy as a top priority, followed by customer service, cost, and turn-around time. A full 63% plan to publish at least some digital content in 2012. Most of those surveyed indicated they are looking to produce digital formats that can be accessed from any e-reader.

"A recent industry survey commissioned by DCL points to a strong market developing from large and small publishers seeking an easy to use, self-service website delivering error free results from a company that truly understands their needs," said Mark Gross (bio link), President and CEO of DCL. "DCL is the only company that can deliver the best looking electronic content, in any format, while meeting the highest industry standards," said Gross.

"We approached eBooks with numerous reservations and concerns, but DCL quickly proved to us it could be done, and without a lot of stress for me and my staff," states John Bryans, Editor In Chief and Publisher, Book Publishing Division, Plexus Publishing, Inc. "They've helped us create clean, nicely formatted epubs, and thoughtfully and thoroughly addressed every question we've raised," added Bryans.