FCC launches its online magazine, Communication Network, in Adobe Flash

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30/03/2011

FCC launches its online magazine, Communication Network, in Adobe Flash

This year's first issue of FCC's employee magazine, Communication Network, is now available on the intranet and the website.

The current issue is available as an interactive online version with realistic page-turning and videos, and also as a pdf, for easy printing.

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FCC launches its online magazine, Communication Network, in Adobe Flash

The magazine has been tested and can be viewed on all mobile devices using a combination of Adobe Flash and other technologies.

FCC employees are the protagonists of Communication Network.

The magazine welcomes all contributions. Feel free to send us (comunicacion.interna@fcc.es) suggestions for reports, interviews, articles or any other news that highlights our employees' performance in their work environment.

The aim of Communication Network is to forge tighter links between FCC's people, by helping us get to know each other and highlighting the values we share as an international citizen services company.

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