Exact Editions are pleased to announce the digitial edition of The Philosopher which is now available for individuals or institutions to purchase. Quarterly or annual subscribers will have access to a modern archive archived since Spring 2012. Published quarterly, each issue examines a specific theme and includes essays on a variety of related topics, reviews and contributions from regulars.
The Philosopher is the longest-running public philosophy journal … Keep Reading
The time has come for us to pick another brilliant brain about about things magazine publishing.
This week it’s the turn of Tim Hunt, co-editor of leading alternative consumer magazine Ethical Consumer.
An indispensable read for any independent thinker, Ethical Consumer’s mission is to improve the sustainability of global business and provide the necessary information, inspiration and resources for readers to make simple, informed and effective choices every time they shop. … Keep Reading
Warners Group the UK magazine publisher have launched a community for painters and artists where their two consumer magazines for artists: Leisure Painter and The Artist are freely available to members of the community. Warners decided to use Exact Editions to provide the magazine component of their service (which also has videos and community areas for blogging and discussion) and we were pleased to be able to offer them a solution which meets the key requirements of a community or … Keep Reading
Exact Editions is unusual in delivering digital magazines as streaming content. The user does not need to download a software application and the magazine is delivered as a succession of web pages. One of the advantages of this approach is that it is as easy to switch access off as it is to switch it on. Another advantage is that the user or reader can use and have fast access to a very large archive without needing to download masses
Hello and welcome back to another Publisher Interview! Today we’re grilling Olivia Storey, Marketing Executive at The Stage.
Established in 1880, The Stage is a weekly newspaper committed to covering theatre and the performing arts across the UK and beyond. It combines breaking theatre news including show and cast announcements, interviews with big stars as well as breakthrough talent, reviews of productions in the West End and across the UK, detailed insight into backstage technical theatre and more.
