The Pastoral Review has been the go-to resource for ministers of the Roman Catholic Church since 1931. Now it’s following in the footsteps of Pope Francis and using the power of the internet to reach out to the masses!
Seeking to offer clarity and guidance for ordained ministers and laity alike, The Review helps to explore and interpret scripture for a contemporary Church. It joins a host of Catholic content brought to the Apple Newsstand through Exact Editions and is … Keep Reading
Exact Editions continues its ByPlace revolution with a demonstration of the power of free promotion. This summer six outstanding literary and current affairs magazines, will be freely available at prominent literary events across the United Kingdom.
Starting with the Oxford Literary Festival this weekend, six literary/ideas magazines of distinctive style and panache will be available for free to visitors at these festivals. For the next 10 days in Oxford, the magazines are free to download if you have an iPhone … Keep Reading
The Guardian has attracted an impressive group of digital experts for the Changing Media Summit taking place tomorrow and on Wednesday at Kings Place.
Since we are now beta-testing ByPlace Promotion for iOS apps, Exact Editions will be providing free access to the Dazed & Confused app and the Prospect ByPlace app, by kind permission of the publishers, in the environs of the Kings Place conference. If you are attending the Guardian’s superb conference or are near Kings Place in … Keep Reading
Pagan Dawn Magazine makes its App Store début today. It can also be found in Exact Editions’ online shop.
Pagan Dawn is a quarterly magazine covering nature-based spirituality, esoteric arts, history and the environment. It features articles, reviews and research, ranging from cutting-edge academic thought to people profiles of activists and volunteers.
This one’s brand new to the iOS App Store and to Exact Editions’ website, as of today. Rugby League Review brings you the latest rugby news from all around the world, all through the season.
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