Back in September 2018, the Exact Editions team decided to turn our focus towards schools. We knew that the content on the platform was desirable as we already sell resources to a number of schools, in particular, those in the UK and international schools, but we wanted to explore this market further. I suppose a key question for us was — how digitally-minded are schools?
We came up with the idea of working alongside a few publishers (in the field … Keep Reading
Hello and happy Thursday! Here at Exact Editions, we love nothing more than burrowing into magazine publisher’s minds, discovering more about the intricacies of their role, their predictions for the industry’s future and what makes them tick.
This week, it’s the turn of Mark Summerton, Publisher of Apps & Digital Editions at Immediate Media. The award-winning special interest content and platform company is one of the biggest consumer media businesses in the UK, providing world-class content and an innovative culture.… Keep Reading
Established in 1880, The Stage is a weekly newspaper committed to covering theatre and the performing arts across the UK and beyond. The magazine joined the Exact Editions platform in early 2019, launching with a modern archive stretching back to January 2018.
With an established international readership, The Stage publishes all the latest theatre news, reviews, opinions and features. From 2010 the title has also hosted The Stage Awards which are given to recognise organisations and individuals for their … Keep Reading
Now available for institutions and individuals, the new digital archive of Cornucopia offers a modern archive consisting of fifteen vast and informative back issues going back to 2011.
Beautiful enough to be a coffee-table book, authoritative enough to satisfy scholars, and always a treat to read, for almost three decades Cornucopia has been the magazine for connoisseurs of Turkey — and for anyone who would like to delve deeper into the … Keep Reading
Ebony with its sister publication Jet were the pre-eminent popular magazines of American black culture. They were founded and owned by the Johnson Publishing company of Chicago but in recent years have foundered with falling circulation and a difficulty in transitioning to a digital or multi-media strategy. The Johnson Publishing company filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in April and put all its assets up for sale.
The good-news side of this sad story is that among the assets was … Keep Reading