Tag: media

Did you know that FIPP, the worldwide magazine media association, has launched a new website? Let’s take a look at this new website.  

Another print magazine is launching after finding success in another medium. The Eat This, Not That! franchise, which originally started at Rodale as part of Men’s Health magazine, is becoming  

The consumption of digital magazines is growing in Canada, according to The Print Measurement Bureau.  

The New York Times is at it again, this time hiring a new editor in order to evolve with the changing times.  

Oakwood Asia Pacific has launched a new digital magazine that may have originally been considered as a print publication, reports Talking New Media.  

Are digital magazines more valuable as newsstand sales drop? It seems there’s an opportunity for digital publishers, especially when print issues are falling.  

One can imagine that magazines and Instagram go well together due to the connection with visualization. Great magazines have great imagery, and Instagram is all about sharing images.  

When you consider the reach of magazines on social media, recent data shows that the magazines from Time Inc. come out on top.  

Digital publishers have been able to use Adobe’s Single Edition for of Digital Publishing Suite as part of their Creative Cloud subscription. This option will not be a possibility  

The Amazon Fire tablet might be getting some more attention soon, as The Washington Post has released a new exclusive tablet app.  

Is native advertising important to your publication? Native advertising comes with a various amount of value, and that is spurring an increase in spending on native advertising, and predictions of  

The Association of Magazine Media (MPA) has released a report on social media activity, reports Talking New Media.  

Digital marketers have a lot of technical resources to help them collect and utilize data, but which technology is most valuable?  

I remember when media companies and digital publishers were in the process of launching their first apps. A lot has changed since those days, even though they aren’t too far  

YouTube and The New York Times, two major digital publishers, have new updated apps for its audiences. Talking New Media has the story on these updates.  

Anyone who follows social media closely has seen spikes in activity based on certain events. A new study has taken a look at this.  

Aggregage is a digital media company looking to get involved with the B2B industry, and target B2B publishers in the process.  

The Economist is making more moves, and this time it’s bringing a new app for iPhones and Android devices.  

Penton’s Aviation Week is testing a new change for Aviation Week & Space Technology. The two will be offered together in a new multiplatform subscription model with enhanced content.  

Talking New Media has realized recently that its desktop traffic is high than its mobile traffic. Not all publishers experience this same result, as mobile is often responsible for high  

Kiplinger Agriculture Letter has been around since the late 1920s. The bi-weekly newsletter is now owned by Farm Journal Media.  

Whether you call it content marketing, native advertising or sponsored content, media companies are utilizing unobtrusive advertising to their benefits.  

There’s a major surge in digital advertising. Mobile digital advertising has grown significantly and the digital revenue being generated is higher than ever before. Talking New Media reports on new  

Flipboard, the digital magazine app, received an update recently. Flipboard version 3.0 brings some new functionality to iPhone and Android smartphones.  

Harvard Business Review does a great job at social media. In fact, they do so well that Digiday wrote an article crowning their success.  

Stephen Lacy has been named as the new chairman of the board for the Association of Magazine Media, or MPA.  

Digital publishers who are focusing on providing a great experience for mobile users should pay attention to some of the data coming out on the audience.  

Bonnier is moving its digital magazines from Mag+ to Adobe DPS, and its most recent update goes to American Photo.  

Blendle is an online newsstand that allows audience members to buy single articles. It operates within the same concept as iTunes, which charges a buyer per song purchased.  

The internet hosts a variety of internet ads, from standard banners to video banners and rich media. Since there is a variety, it’s best to get an idea of which  

The MPA’s new edition of the Magazine Media 360° Brand Audience Report came out recently, and Talking New Media is reporting on the story.  

One of the wonderful benefits of the digital environment is the opportunity to revive older forms of media and bring them to a new audience.  

It’s always nice to see how much media consumption is taking place in areas where your audience exists.  

Programmatic advertising is growing in the digital marketing world, and that world coincides closely with the digital publishing industry. Do you know what programmatic advertising is or how it can  

Do you know where your digital ads are the most effective? This is something that digital publishers and digital marketers have considered, if they have taken the effort to create  

When major publishers like Meredith realize that a majority of website traffic is coming via mobile devices, a change is coming.  

For digital publishers who offer eBooks in addition to daily articles and free reports, there are some new updates on Apple’s iBooks Author which may be of interest to you.  

Have you turned to native ads for your publication? eMarketer is reporting on some data from Mixpo that shows the use of native ads by publishers.  

MediaPost reports that Forbes is set to launch BrandVoice home pages on October 14.  

Capital New York is reporting that Newsweek, owned by IBT Media, is profitable once again.  

Vice has experienced success that many digital publishers dream about. The company went from being a print magazine to a major global media company. And as journalism.co.uk points out, the  

Is Apple in the process of planning yet another digital media device? Perhaps the iPad wasn’t enough for Apple.  

If there's one thing Mequoda is strict about, it's aligning your free content with paid products -- making sure that for every free topic you write about, there's a paid  

If video is a good medium for your audience, it can help drive more website traffic and more engagement. Of course, digital video content isn’t for everything, but some digital  

Setting up a Facebook page for any business is done by a majority of businesses since it costs nothing and it can be used for a variety of interactions within  

Publishers have been looking at Apple’s acquisition of Prss very carefully, formulating ideas of what the platform will be used for. Will Apple attempt to get further into digital publishing?  

FADER, the music and lifestyle magazine, has hired a vice president of content and an editor-in-chief, reports Folio.  

Another print magazine has been shuttered in favor of digital. XXL, which was previously owned by Harris Publications, has been sold to Townsquare Media, reports Folio. The hip hop magazine  

iSocket for Publishers is a solution offered by iSocket that allows publishers to streamline their reservation sales process, reports Talking New Media. The process will be automated into a single  

Buying and selling directly on social networks has been around before but it appears to be escalating, especially after Twitter recently started testing the “Buy” button on tweets.