April 2011
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eMarketer Projections says online revenues won't... →
It isn’t news that magazines are seeing their print advertising revenue disappear before their eyes; the real story is in whether they can replace that lost cash with online revenue. New data from eMarketer answers this in the negative, projecting that total US magazine ad revenue will fall from $17 billion in 2010 to less than $15 billion by 2015.
Apr 28th
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“(…) Oz for digital publishing is still a very long digital brick road.”
– Rudebare in Comments for A Race Between Digital and Print Magazines
Apr 18th
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TABLET PC COMPARISON →
Check out the iPad competence in the tablet market…
Apr 18th
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This I Want To See!!!
I’m downloading May Issue of WIRED Magazine for the iPad that is free, and promising the inclusion of the following tools that I’m interested to see… In this issue, WIRED extends reader engagement even further, including: Social sharing that allow readers to post articles via Twitter, Facebook or share via email Functionality that allows readers to tap on a “Buy Now” button...
Apr 16th
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“(…) Very few people write blogs or produce any type of media these days, people...”
– Something to think about… The Demise Of Social Media And The Return Of Mass Media by Tom Foremski via Flipping Pages
Apr 11th
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Apr 11th
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“We think tablet technology will create a new group of tablet-only publishers. It...”
– Mike Basso from Tablet Ad Network interviewed Digital Magazine Publishing
Apr 9th
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Arquitetura & Construção
Just found today in Talking New Media that Arquitetura & Construção launched their title for the iPad using the Woodwing platform. Being an architect and developing myself a title for the iPad, I downloaded the App and made a test run… First of all, the contents were a positive surprise. I stopped reading Arquitectura & Construção (their portuguese sibling from Grupo Impresa) because I...
Apr 8th
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Inspiration from Print Design
Something that I’ve been trying on my site is bringing that influence of print design online, heavily inspired by a magazine…Where I might have a very simple system for layout, some very common page elements—things like the date, the title and the navigation. And that can stay intact. But when the story calls for it…the visual design can adapt around that. Things can change. ...
Apr 7th
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How Deep Are Digital Magazines?
Secrets and Happiness of Digital Publishing is one of the great blogs I currently follow due to our interest in iPad publishing. This post analyzes in a graphical way the rhythm of the magazines, posting a Spark type of graphic that allow us to analyse the trends for each title. It is worth the reading… read the full article in digitalpublishing
Apr 7th
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Apr 7th