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Publishers using Adobe DPS for their magazine apps should be thrilled that their most recent update includes the ability for users of the app to "pin" their favorite articles. If
All this hype about native ads gave us a chuckle in yesterday's weekly Mequoda editorial meeting. In case everybody's forgotten, native ads aren't new, a fad, or even advertising's hottest
Digital publishing news for Monday, July 15, 2013
Even though print magazine launches are down, AllRecipes.com has stepped up to the plate and decided to come out with one of their
TabTimes is reporting that Apple has been found guilty of "conspiring with publishers to fix the price of electronic books, dating far back as 2009".
"The five publishers charged in
Barnes & Noble is in a tight spot with their Nook Book reader. Motley Fool dissects their latest quarterly results, saying "in the company’s most recent results, sales from Barnes
Contextual ads are getting easier and easier for tablet editions. According to Neiman Journalism Lab, "Three-year-old ShopAdvisor is creating a next generation of editorial/advertising links in a number of Time
Bloomberg Businessweek has been trying their hand at building loyalty lately through a few different personas (including an insulting shot at millennials). Their newest attempt at storytelling includes Cover Trails.
Next Issue, basically a Netflix for magazines subscriptions, now has over 100 titles. For $14.99 a month people get access to about 93 different publications and growing quickly. Bloomberg Businessweek,
New print on demand opportunities are were presented to magazine publishers at Retail Marketplace 2013 according to IPDA Publishing & Retail news. Ingram Content Group (ICG) presented options to help
Digital publishing news for July 1, 2013
Salon Media Group saw increased revenue Q1 due to a nice boost in Web traffic reports Folio: "Salon is up 21 percent in net
