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The National Journal is moving its website to a more responsive design and ditching its app. AdWeek's Lucia Moses writes, "For National Journal, its iPhone app is relatively new (introduced  

Capital New York is reporting that Business Insider will be investing in longer format articles. Business Insider founder and editor-in-chief Henry Blodget told Capital New York they plan on investing  

For 125 years National Geographic has been showing us all the foreign places of the world and inspiring adventure for generations. International Business Times has a brief look back at  

Each year, as the Mequoda team gets together with our Gold Members at our annual Mequoda Gold Member Summit, there's a bit of magic in the air, it feels like  

FishBowl NY is reporting that Lloyd’s List, the worlds oldest newspaper will stop it's print edition and go all digital on December 20th. Lloyd's List has been publishing since 1734.  

The magazine website is one of nine subscription website models that Mequoda has identified and defined. We do this because designing a website is as much about establishing a business  

Popular Science took the necessary steps to clean up their online community. They've permanently disabled comments, all in the name of science. Suzanne LaBarre, online content director for Popular Science  

Social media is not the enemy of email. In fact, it can be used to build email circulation. Some might argue that email is more personal than social media because an  

That day we thought would never come is here. Search Engine Watch is reporting that Google has encrypted all search queries thus cutting off all keyword data. Thom Craver writes,  

The last time I read MAD magazine was as a young teenager. The thing I loved the most, besides Spy vs Spy (the Wikipedia link is included for you young  

Ad Week is reporting that The Washington Post has launched a new visual news project called Topicly. Lucia Moses writes, "Topicly provides a visual presentation of the day’s biggest topics.  

Publishers have been creating apps but recently they've turned it up a notch and that's why apps are this week's digital publishing trend.