With its new iPhone app, the New Yorker wants to make sure you're never without it.
The Netflix model of unlimited content works well for movies and television shows, but can it work for magazines?
That’s the question being answered by Next Issue, a subscription-based all-you-can-read tablet app that’s hitting the iPad today after an extended …
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As the buzz around the new iPad launch continues, both traditional and online publishers are “caught between the gravitational pull of the legacy tradition and the need to chart a faster digital course.” That was a key finding in a …
Magazines on tablets, dismissed by some as a last-ditch effort to save a dying print product, are gaining steam, according to new stats released by Adobe. Tablet-magazine readers are engaged, have long attention spans, and most importantly, actually pay for …
After 22 years of publication, popular gaming magazine GamePro‘s U.S. operations have been shut down by its parent company IDG, VentureBeat has learned.
Multiple sources within the magazine confirmed that GamePro employees, including executives, received phone calls first-thing this morning …
Online magazine publisher Zinio has raised a an investment round of $20 million, according to documents filed with the SEC.
Zinio lets magazine publishers who don’t want to build their own mobile apps distribute their content on devices such as …
Condé Nast’s weekly digital subscription sales increased 268 percent since Apple launched its Newsstand feature on iOS 5 earlier this month, the company revealed Tuesday.
Newsstand is essentially a collection of iOS applications from print publications. Newsstand appears as a …
Instead of just drooling over gorgeous iPad magazines, you can now create your own.
Adobe today announced Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, Single Edition, which will grant tablet publishing capabilities to just about anyone for $395 per magazine app.
The software …
Does the world really need another tablet magazine? AOL sure thinks so. The company introduced its own spin on the concept this morning with the launch of Editions for the iPad.
Just like Rupert Murdoch’s much-ballyhooed Daily iPad magazine, Editions …
Hewlett-Packard is getting into the magazine business!
Er… sort of.
The hardware giant is preparing to launch Pivot, a monthly digital publication exclusively offered on its forthcoming TouchPad tablet. Rather than running pure advertorial, the hybrid magazine/app guide will offer …
Condé Nast, the publisher behind GQ and Wired magazines, is close to a deal to begin selling its magazine issues on the iPad for $2 each and will offer yearly subscriptions for $20, a source familiar with the matter told …
It looks like iPad magazines have a long way to go before they live up to their potential, according to some numbers pulled from Audit Bureau of Circulations.
The Women’s Wear Daily website pulled the circulation numbers for a number …
Amazon announced today that qualifying newspaper and magazine publishers will soon be able to earn 70-percent from sales on the Kindle store.
The new revenue sharing plan, which will take effect on December 1, is clearly a bid to get …
