Samples of Interactive Graphics

More than 40 "flashes" are produced by The Canadian Press annually illustrating news, sports, entertainment and seasonal events

List of Interactive Graphics planned for 2008*
As a sample, flash files from previous years can be viewed by clicking on links below where available.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY NFL playoffs Super Bowl Valentine's Day NHL All-Stars	MARCH Juno award nominees Oscars Time change St. Patrick’s Day
APRIL/MAY Masters golf Men's world hockey championship Indy 500 race Women's world hockey championships World Cup soccer – SPECIAL	JUNE D-Day Canada Day Summer safety U.S. Open golf Stanley Cup Tour de France Montreal Grand Prix
JULY Wimbledon tennis British Open golf	AUGUST Olympics – SPECIAL U.S. Open tennis Rogers Cup tennis
SEPTEMBER Canadian Open golf NHL players to watch	OCTOBER Halloween Time change
NOVEMBER Remembrance Day Grey Cup OTHER Provincial election previews Federal election results House of Commons Afghanistan casualties Inflation and Unemployment (monthly) Census (for every major release) Cancer (for every major report)	DECEMBER News diary Year in pictures Christmas Winter World Junior Hockey

Interactive Graphics based on breaking news

In addition to the planned files above, many The Canadian Press Interactive Graphics are built around breaking news events. Recent "spot" Interactive Graphics included Conrad Black verdict, 401 pileup accident, clean air fund, flourescent lights, Tony Blair and Virginia Tech shooting.

* NOTE: Changes may occur affecting the types and/or timing of files produced.

Annual subscriptions are available, saving you money by bundling a variety of files of your choice

The Canadian Press Interactive Graphics are individually priced for one-time purchase, but clients can become annual subscribers with the power to pick and choose several files to publish throughout the year and save up to 25 per cent off the one-time rate.

Request more information on Interactive Graphics
Phone 1-866-294-6397 (NEWS) or 416-507-2129. Email sales@thecanadianpress.com. Have a sales representative contact you by submitting an online form.

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