Old energy
Go green. Go digital.
A memorable old-site phrase that captured format experimentation and access.
How to use the old phrase now
Preserve the spirit. Retire the old-homepage posture.
The phrase should not lead the modern homepage, but it should not disappear either. It belongs here, as proof that Reagent Press treated digital access, lighter production, ebooks, audio, and broad distribution as part of the publishing system long before those ideas became standard language.
1994
early digital stance
Preserved as part of the Reagent Press publishing-history record.
Go Green / Go Digital
historic identity
Reframed for the modern site as a history of format access and reader reach.
Archive
preserved context
/current.html remains historic material, not the current homepage.
Editorial rule
The historic page is preserved, not erased.
The preserved page can show its old banners, partner-logo logic, press-logo collage, and “green/digital” enthusiasm. The modern RP Media site should surround it with context so readers understand it as period material, not the current company voice.
That distinction lets the company benefit from the old material without being trapped by it. The archive can remain colorful, direct, and period-specific. The current site can be dramatic, polished, and publisher-grade.
Modern language
The updated public framing is cleaner and stronger.
Use the older green/digital claim as history, then give readers the modern sentence: RP Media / Reagent Press is independent publishing, books, audio, education, and story worlds since 1994.
Modern frame
Print, ebook, and audio.
A polished publishing statement that works for readers, schools, libraries, retailers, and rights conversations.
Archive rule
Preserve without confusing.
Historic pages remain visible, but the new website provides current context, navigation, and company identity.
Continue the history
Follow the digital record into ebooks, audio, and the archive.
The strongest version of this story connects old Reagent Press energy to modern RP Media publishing: print, ebook, audio, school, library, and rights pathways.