NEWS

In the news today, was the announcement that Newsweek magazine will no longer be offered in print format as of the end of 2012. This may come as a shock to some, but us in ...

The data shows that print magazines and their digital counterparts work in tandem to strengthen each other. 75% of consumers feel that digital content complements print content* and that “digital extras” such as video, slide shows ...

When tablet use exploded in early 2010 thanks to the introduction of the iPad, the possibilities for digital magazines seemed endless. Here was a new (again) format seemingly made for reading image-and graphic-intense periodicals. Very quickly loads ...

The challenge for publishers and app developers in the digital publishing industry is to create a great user experience on an ever-shrinking screen. Even though tablets are getting smaller and smart phones are getting larger, the luxury ...

The Association of Magazine Media commissioned a study among consumers who read the digital editions of magazines via mobile apps designed for tablets and eReaders. The sample source for the study was a pool of ...

By all accounts, the iPad should provide a great reading experience. After all, the device has so many great features, including full-screen views, instant page-turns, accurate color reproduction, fast zooming and font adjustment, instant bookmarking, ...

The market for digital content is in its infancy and is rapidly changing along with the technology that is driving it. Until recently digital publications and magazines in particular were not serious competitors to their ...