African Business complete archive from 1982 (375 issues).
In the light of Apple’s announcement of a new News app, and the soon to be disappeared iTunes Newsstand, what are newspaper and magazine publishers going to make of Apple’s platform?
Obviously we should pay attention. But the next few steps are not crystal clear. Partly because the Apple News app has not yet been released (it is coming this Autumn) but partly because there may yet be another shoe to … Keep Reading
One of the high points of Mondays’ WWDC was the first glimpse of Apple’s new app for iOS. News which Apple see as being one of the fundamental experiences to living on a mobile device
News is not yet released, but from first impressions it looks very similar in concept to Flipboard. Flipboard was launched back in 2010, for the iPad, and has attracted much admiration for presenting magazine-type content in a rich and fluid way on iOS devices … Keep Reading
A new, ByPlace app for New Internationalist is now available in the Apple Newsstand.
Perfect for those on the move, this new app has all the usual Exact Editions features: in-depth search tool, social-media sharing and offline bookmarked content. Our ByPlace functionality means that the app is totally free in select locations – so look out for promotions!
To subscribe, follow this link, or search ‘New Internationalist ByPlace’ in the App Store.
Exact Editions are delighted to reveal two new additions to the webstore and iTunes, The Pretty Nostalgic Compendium and Vintagexplorer.
The Pretty Nostalgic Compendium is a beautifully designed and illustrated publication which focuses on lifestyle, taking inspiration from the past to inform a sustainable way of living. Articles cover interiors, cooking, crafts and curiosities, demonstrating extensive social and domestic history research.
Vintagexplorer is another high-quality magazine featuring stunning photography and with a focus on design which “stands the test … Keep Reading
Reform Magazine is now available as an app and web edition through Exact Editions.
Reform explores theology, ethics, personal spirituality and Christian perspectives on social and current affairs. It features writing from journalists, academics, politicians, campaigners, scientists and religious leaders.
As well as high-profile interviews, in-depth features and book, music and film reviews, Reform carries letters and a regular light-hearted column.
The magazine is published 10 times a year by the United Reformed Church but has readers from all Christian … Keep Reading
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