dormant, limiting its activity to the maintenance of the company's existing web sites. In 2008 Digital Content launched two new ad-driven content web sites: Pulp.gr, aiming at the pop-culture aficionado, and PCMaster.gr, a new and revamped site for the magazine's readers. In 2001, DigiCon launched e-bookshop.gr an e-book publishing site. Towards the end of 2015, following the folding of their last technology magazine, the company launched techzoom.gr soon to be followed by tour-market.gr, two sites dealing respectively in the technology and tourism industries. Business and trade magazines In the mid-eighties, the company created a branch named Business Press through which it published magazines in the business area. Amongst these most prominent were Information and Today’s Enterprise (), two publications that urged the Greek companies of that period to abandon older concepts and enter the informatics era. Both magazines did quite well for a few years but eventually folded during the early nineties. In 1989, Compupress published Touristiki Agora (), a trade monthly in the area of the Greek tourism industry. Touristiki Agora currently publishes Meet In Greece which is the only English-language Conference Guide currently published in Greece. In 2001, the company launched Food Service, a trade monthly for the Food & Beverage market. Science magazines In the mid-nineties, Compupress launched Millennium a science monthly that licensed material from Discover magazine. It proved financially unviable and folded two years later. Consumer technology magazines In 2003, the company launched Digital Living, a monthly magazine licensing material from Future Publishing's Digital Home and Hi-Fi Choice and having a well known movie as a covermount DVD. Initially the magazine was successful, but in less than two years declining circulation forced it to fold. In November 2005, Compupress launched Mobile Magazine aimed at the mobile telephone users. By early 2006, the magazine had been incorporated as a supplement to Computers For All. In November 2005, the company also launched Play-On! a cross-console monthly for the video-games market which proved to be extremely short-lived. Puzzle & crossword magazines In the summer of 2005, Compupress launched the first Greek Sudoku puzzle magazine. Since then it has followed-up with a weekly, two biweeklies, as well as a couple of bimonthlies. In 2007, the company entered the local crossword magazine market launching the weekly Lytis () which proved to be extremely short-lived. In 2010 Compupress returned to the cross-word market, launching a new weekly crossword magazine, a biweekly,