Next Issue, basically a Netflix for magazines subscriptions, now has over 100 titles. For $14.99 a month people get access to about 93 different publications and growing quickly. Bloomberg Businessweek,
New print on demand opportunities are were presented to magazine publishers at Retail Marketplace 2013 according to IPDA Publishing & Retail news. Ingram Content Group (ICG) presented options to help
What do you when your website already publishes every word that appears in your premium print and digital publications for free? Um, well, uh … if you’re The Atlantic, you
Digital publishing news for July 1, 2013
Salon Media Group saw increased revenue Q1 due to a nice boost in Web traffic reports Folio: "Salon is up 21 percent in net
IDG and LinkedIn are getting cozy with a partnership that will help LinkedIn expand their content development efforts. "Under a 'Hosted Technology Group' program, IDG will set up a LinkedIn
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Mequoda has called one of its paid websites a “membership” website for a decade. Unfortunately, not everyone does as we tell them to
Google recently let publishers know that they'll be scrutinizing advertorial content more closely in the future. Publishers need to make it abundantly clear to readers as to which pieces of
New York magazine has become one of our favorites around here. And not just because their iPad app is one of the more innovative ones we've seen, but also because
Possibly inspired by social media and user-generated content, there's an emerging trend in publishing and that's co-created magazine content. PBS reports that "global media publisher Bonner Group is experimenting with
On June 27th, The New York Times will implement the same metered system it uses on the web to its mobile users. The metered system allows non-subscribers access to three
