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March 18, 2010 From Audience Development
The Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) announced today that its board of directors ruled to modify its definition of a digital magazine in the U.S. and Canada to accommodate new devices such as the Apple iPad. At a meeting held March 10-12 in Washington, DC, the board agreed on new standards that state a replica digital edition must include a print edition's full editorial content and advertising, but no longer needs to be presented in a layout identical to the print version. Replica digital editions will continue to be included in a magazine's circulation guarantee, or rate base.
ABC Board Revises Definition of Magazine Digital Edition
March 16, 2010 From News
The board of the Audit Bureau of Circulations modified its definition of a digital magazine in the U.S. and Canada to accommodate new reading devices such as the Apple iPad.
March 16, 2010 From News
The board of the Audit Bureau of Circulations modified its definition of a digital magazine in the U.S. and Canada to accommodate new reading devices such as the Apple iPad.
You Get What You Pay For
March 5, 2010 From PE Inbox
Seeking other sources of revenue to supplement sagging ad sales, publishers are mulling over a long-held notion: charging readers for the online content they're consuming
March 5, 2010 From PE Inbox
Seeking other sources of revenue to supplement sagging ad sales, publishers are mulling over a long-held notion: charging readers for the online content they're consuming
(E-)Reading the Tea Leaves of Digital Magazines
February 19, 2010 From PE Inbox
With ad sales continuing to spiral downward publishers have been forced into action. Digital magazines have emerged as one attempt at a solution.
February 19, 2010 From PE Inbox
With ad sales continuing to spiral downward publishers have been forced into action. Digital magazines have emerged as one attempt at a solution.
Publishers Fear the Bite of Apple's Revenue Model
February 16, 2010 From Financial Times
When Steve Jobs, Apple chief executive, unveiled the iPad late last month, the big question among media executives was how it would transform their businesses. Now they have at least two answers and a tangle of fresh questions.
February 16, 2010 From Financial Times
When Steve Jobs, Apple chief executive, unveiled the iPad late last month, the big question among media executives was how it would transform their businesses. Now they have at least two answers and a tangle of fresh questions.
February 12, 2010 From News
North American Publishing Company (NAPCO) of Philadelphia announced today that Gadgetell, a division of NAPCO, has acquired TeleRead.org, a Web Site covering global e-book news based in Alexandria, VA.
The iPad: A Natural Fit for Digital Magazines
February 4, 2010 From Bob Sacks
For publishers, it is a special moment in time—a chance to gain a new set of readers without abandoning the very special realm of paginated media.
February 4, 2010 From Bob Sacks
For publishers, it is a special moment in time—a chance to gain a new set of readers without abandoning the very special realm of paginated media.
February 2, 2010 From Telegraph
Google could be developing its own rival to the Apple iPad, after an engineer at the search company posted a video online showing a mock-up of the Chrome operating system running on a tablet computer. A video – which appeared on the Chromium website, home of the open source project being Google's Chrome web browser and operating system – shows a mock-up of a possible tablet user interface. It shows how both sides of a single, large screen could be used simultaneously to carry out computing tasks, such as writing emails and searching the web. Although Chromium is not an official Google website, the concept video has been put together by Glen Murphy, one of Google's Chrome OS designers. Google is also reportedly in discussions with Taiwanese consumer electronics giant HTC about making a touch-screen tablet computer.
January 29, 2010 From CNN
Now that they've gotten a peek at it, publishers of books, newspapers and magazines are hoping Apple's forthcoming iPad tablet device will breathe new life into their struggling industry. A handful of publishers already have struck content deals with Apple for the handheld wireless device, which displays text, photos and graphics in high-res color. Apple will launch an online bookstore to sell titles for the iPad, much like iTunes sells music for iPods and other Apple devices. "I think it's a game-changer for us ... because of the ability to consume content and consume so much of it all in one place," Sarah Chubb, president of Condé Nast Digital, told CNN. She thinks the iPad could join Amazon's popular Kindle e-reader in boosting demand for digital media.
January 27, 2010 From News
In perhaps the worst-kept-secret in Silicon Valley history, Apple today announced the launch of a tablet device it's calling the iPad to an auditorium of press, tech folks and Apple fanboys.
