The Financial Times in mid-air
In the dog days of August, about two weeks ago, Tyler Brûlé found himself in Australia with some cancelled appointment and decided that it was time to get home to London, earlier than he had planned:
… Keep ReadingAfter a layover in Singapore, I boarded the last British Airways service up to London and settled in for the 12-ish hour flight. I asked the crew for a copy of the FT’s weekday edition, and a few
Today marks the release of World War II Military History as an app, which is available here in Apple’s App Store. It’s a brand new product for the digital publishing scene, and a brand new model in iTunes – the serialisation of books in app form.
Osprey Publishing has been creating books for military history enthusiasts since 1968, and it’s now one of the most successful examples of niche publishing around. The combination of Osprey’s rich archive of historical material … Keep Reading
The London Magazine app is now available to one and all through Apple’s App Store.
With a literary legacy spanning back to 1732, The London Magazine is one of the oldest periodicals on the scene.
Today it’s more feisty than fusty, and we’re very proud to announce its digital début.
Feel free to take a quick peek at it on iTunes here, or do a quick search on your iPhone/iPad in the App Store.
You can bookmark your favourite … Keep Reading
iTunes newsstand has been a remarkable success for the magazine industry, and the success has overturned some standing assumptions.
First, there is a general point which may be of some interest to a broader community of Apple watchers and publishers. Magazine subscriptions through iTunes have worked at much higher prices than would be believed by most outsiders. There is a fairly widespread view that apps have to be very cheap to work in the iOS economy (and perhaps that they … 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
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