The brand new title All China Review is now available in the Exact Editions webstore. The magazine describes itself as “essential reading for all those who seek balanced reviews and accurate insight into the world’s most exciting economy and the largest democracy in the world – China”.
All China Review appears every two months and covers business, politics, arts, lifestyle and international relations. Buy your digital subscription here http://www.exacteditions.com/allchinareview
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The other day Benedict Evans, who now works for Andreessen Horowitz, put up an interesting photo on Twitter. A traditional magazine kiosk in a newsstand or bookshop with several hundred magazines in the frame. His tweet:
“High latency, high bandwidth, inefficient distribution, efficient discovery.”
His implicit message being that the industry has changed and the kiosk proposition has changed, because digital magazine work in a different way. Lets take a look at how the proposition has changed, … Keep Reading
The Football Pink is a quarterly collection of engrossing stories, opinions and musings from around the world of football and is now available in the Exact Editions webstore and the Apple Newsstand.
Packed with all the features you’ve come to expect from Exact Editions, the app also incorporates ByPlace™technology, so keep your eyes peeled for exclusive free access!
Exact Editions are delighted to welcome five new titles to our webstore and the Apple Newsstand, all from Progressive Media Group: New Statesman, World of Fine Wine, Spear’s, FX and Blueprint.
All apps incorporate the usual Exact Editions features such as in-depth text search, social media sharing and of course the ByPlace™technology.
Head over to the App Store now!
Steve Cheney has produced a fascinating essay On the Future of Apple and Google. You need to read it, but the gist of his argument is that the iOS and the Android operating systems are now the only games in town and they are pitched in a deep but asymmetric struggle. Google through Android will be powering most of the clever devices that will now be running our lives (fridges, cars, thermostats), but Apple has a deep axis of … Keep Reading
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