Recent articles spelling doom for replica editions could be misleading to digital magazine publishers, writes D.B. Hebbard in a recent Talking New Media post. For his part, Hebbard points out
Expanded tablet use in China, growing consumer desire for quicker mobile access, and an increase in video ad viewability are among the publishing industry trends addressed by eMarketer in its
Once or twice a month we like to check in on digital magazine publishers making some noise with promotions, mergers, new business models, or major changes in course. We do
First in our series on Twitter Audits, we defined a Twitter Audit, including what one looks like, and then we talked about how to get the information that will beef
With our blog, we aim to achieve a nice balance of posts that comprise the "Free Advice" we promise in our navigation bar. This combination includes best practices, case studies,
The MPA's annual American Magazine Media 360 Conference (in the past called the American Magazine Conference) took place last week in New York City with an estimated attendance of 500,
Ken Doctor writes in a recent Nieman Lab post that the resurgence of email newsletters, among other trends often associated with the digital era, are actually longstanding practices that have
The Economist Intelligence Unit recently released "The Rise of the Marketer: Driving Engagement, Experience and Revenue," a new report that hones in on 2015 marketing trends for companies hoping to
D.B. Hebbard recently conducted a roundtable discussion on digital magazine covers for the relaunch issue of App Publisher and reported the highlights in Talking New Media.
It’s time once again to gaze into the crystal ball and set out what I think 2015 will deliver.
As someone from the ‘boomer’ generation, it appears I must now bow
“For $10,000 per issue I can create a magazine that the big boys can't produce for $250,000. Apple and Amazon have given me a distribution platform where I can compete
