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Jazzwise

Jazzwise is now in our magazine shop.

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Scrapbook

Scrapbook joins the shop:

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The iPhone Goes Both Ways

Much recent chatter about the promise of the iPhone for book publishers to which we have contributed. See BookSquare, Brantley, PersonaNonData, Digitalist, TeleRead, amongst others.

But there is another side to this: what if the iPhone gobbles up text as easily as it gives digital access to published works? The iPhone has a camera, is a capable computer, is well connected to the web, and a lot can happen when you put a web … Keep Reading

Cover Disks on the Way Out?

Music magazines and technology magazines make a lot of use of cover disks (CD’s packaged up on the outside of the cover). This is quite messy, expensive and environmentally unfriendly.

We have tended to steer clear of ‘cover disks’, not wishing to make life more complicated than it need be for ourselves or our publishers. But our new addition PC Utilities has used our platform in a very neat way to produce a general solution.

One of the tricky complications … Keep Reading

Gmail is Superb

But did you realise that it is still in Beta?

Perhaps it is Google’s modesty that keeps such a wonderful and functional service in perpetual beta (or, dreadful thought, perhaps they will turn it into a paid for subscription service when it comes out of Beta).

Google has lots of services, many of them fabulous. But some of them deserve the ‘beta’ classification more than others. Google Book Search is still very definitely beta. The mooted Google Knol appears … Keep Reading

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