The Association of Magazine Media commissioned a study among consumers who read the digital editions of magazines via mobile apps designed for tablets and eReaders. The sample source for the study was a pool of more than 75,000 consumers that were pre-screened for their ownership of mobile devices and their …
By all accounts, the iPad should provide a great reading experience. After all, the device has so many great features, including full-screen views, instant page-turns, accurate color reproduction, fast zooming and font adjustment, instant bookmarking, and all the interactive extras you can imagine. The problem is that the iPad is …
The market for digital content is in its infancy and is rapidly changing along with the technology that is driving it. Until recently digital publications and magazines in particular were not serious competitors to their print counterparts. The earliest examples were just print magazines scanned into .pdf documents, and they …
IPad owners will likely tell you their tablet is ideal for reading electronic books, magazines and newspapers – and a new app serves as both a digital newsstand and publishing platform. Similar in concept to Apple’s Newsstand app and Zinio, MediaWire houses dozens of publications – free and subscription-based – …
USA TODAY Post – MediaWire: Publish your own digital magazine Read More
A new app from a Montreal company called MediaWire turns your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch into a device that can publish books, magazine or newspapers. It’s similar in concept to Apple’s Newsstand and the popular Zinio app, but MediaWire offers a quicker, easier and less costly publishing solution. You …
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