Address change--.

BNA Inc., a wholly employee-owned news and information publisher, last month announced that it will move its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Arlington, Virginia, in the spring of 2007.

The significance of the move by one of the country's largest newsletter and specialized-information publihers was underscored by a press conference led by Virginia Governor Mark Warner, who said, "The positive work environment that BNA has created for its employees and the company's solid business reputation make it an excellent fit for Virginia."

In Crystal City, BNA will consolidate more than 1000 reporters, editors, and attorneys, as well as technical, marketing, sales and support professionals, under one roof--a "roof" that consists of a 290,000-square-foot office building.

"This is a historic step for BNA," said CEO Paul Wojcik. "But moving to Virginia is a step that promises to yield tremendous benefits for BNA as a company as well as for BNA's employee-owners.

"As a major media organization reporting on Washington, we will continue to have our sights firmly fixed on the workings of government, and Crystal City affords excellent access to the major government agencies we cover. We look forward to 2007."