Publishers are having a problem with ebooks. The problem is that the new tablet readers are working and ebooks are selling, but there are worrying signs that prices are falling, competition is increasing, and there is a race to the bottom. Best-selling print books used to cost $24.99 $19.99 or $14.99. Now there is an increasing tendency for best sellers to be priced low, low, and lower.
It is partly because of Amazon and Apple’s success at … Keep Reading
The entire twenty year digital archive of Dazed & Confused magazine is now available right at your fingertips on Apple Newsstand.
Dazed & Confused and Exact Editions have come together to offer their subscribers access to the entire digital archive, wherever they are, all from as little as £1.99 a month.
Simply subscribe once to access twenty years of the best fashion, photography and art content in the entire world. Ready to read on your PC, Apple or Android device.… Keep Reading
The Manchester United Fanzine ‘United We Stand’ is now available on Apple Newsstand.
Moving into it’s third decade of publication, UWS has taken the digital plunge. Reds everywhere can now download their favourite fanzine, whenever and wherever they like.
Subscriptions start at just £5.99 and are available through Apple Newsstand with latest issues arriving straight on your device.
To find out more simply visit the App Store here – http://bit.ly/UWSapp
… Keep ReadingIn 2013 Gramophone Magazine will celebrate its 90th birthday and in anticipation of this milestone every one of its 1,000 issues has been made available digitally with Exact Editions.
Every issue is available to all digital and App subscribers on PC, Apple and Android devices. So wherever you are, you can browse through over 1000 issues all at the tap of a finger from just £3.99 a month or £39.99 a year.
See the very first issue from … Keep Reading
Most magazine publishers we talk to these days have iPads. Usually there are one or two in the office. Sometimes more.
But I am not sure that many magazine publishers are really using their iPads at the coalface of their business. It is possible that our digital magazines would be a lot better if our office iPads were really hammered and driven. Here are some suggestions of what to do:
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