We have seen the popularity of the iPad and similar tablet devices within their infancy. We’ve also seen the mobile device market explode. These trends will continue to evolve. In order to utilize the popularity behind these technological advances, it’s important to know who and what you’re really developing your magazine for. Our Digital Publishing Trends posts capture what’s happening in the digital publishing world.
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A recent study from eMarketer says that user counts for Instagram and Twitter are strikingly similar, although their demographics are different. So you thought Instagram wasn't business friendly? Think again,
Anyone who bought an ebook on Amazon between April 1st, 2010 and May 21, 2012 just got an email with a credit usable on Amazon. Slate reports the backstory: "In
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We've said for a while that magazines are shooting themselves in the foot with their bargain pricing and it seems like they're finally starting to listen.
Slate is launching a new membership tomorrow and they ask that you please not call it a paywall. OK maybe they didn't ask, but they don't want us to report
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