NEW YORK, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- DAG Media Inc. (Nasdaq: DAGM - News) -- Demonstrating its market fluidity, Black Book Photography, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of DAG Media Inc. (Nasdaq: DAGM - News), announced today the launch of a new stock web site. BlackBookStock.com will complement the suite of Black Book publications by allowing web access to its vast array of stock photography and illustrations through a direct link with Blackbook.com. The site's extensive searching capabilities will enable creative professionals to find stock images faster and easier, while opening the market to a wider range of communications executives.

"Leveraging the Black Book heritage, BlackBookStock.com will be the leading source of high-quality stock photography and images for advertisers, graphic designers, publishers, and multimedia producers," said President Ted Rubin. "We anticipate a rapid assimilation to the online format."

BlackBookStock.com allows users to do keyword searches by type, color, orientation and a number of other criteria. The site, housing hundreds of thousands of images, will compete with Getty Images, Inc. and Corbis for leadership in the multi-billion dollar stock image market.

With the 2004 edition, Black Book celebrates its 35th year as the leading directory of commercial photographic talent. Now publishing four resource books, maintaining a robust web site for creatives to find quality talent, and launching an extensive stock photography web site, Black Book continues to respond to the changing demands of its market with high quality tools.

DAG Media publishes and distributes yellow page directories in print and online as well as photography and illustration directories. We also operate several web sites that complement our directories at www.newyellow.com at www.blackbook.com and at www.blackbookstock.com.

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