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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Publishers are more evenly distributing resources among print, web, and mobile in order to attract more young readers, and one magazine in particular is providing a shining example.
Now, more than ever, LinkedIn is living up to its name.
The networking mega-platform is launching an initiative to connect content with advertising, including partnerships with such publishers as Atlantic Media,
With 91% of American adults – more than 250 million people – owning a cell phone, and upward of a third of Internet users preferring theirs as a browsing device,
Women's Wear Daily reports that Vogue.com is revamping its site for the first time since 2010. The new and improved Vogue.com will debut during New York Fashion Week in September.
Unlike other platforms', magazines' worth rise as the years go by. Think about it: Your first DVD player is a piece of junk these days, but the first issue of
Rather than dedicating budget space to a traditional research and development department, Hearst is leading the charge among mega-publishers on decentralizing its efforts in digital innovation.
Companies are breaking down longstanding barriers in order to stay ahead of the digital publishing curve. Digiday's case studies on collaboration include looks at industry trendsetters Condé Nast, Time Inc.,
