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Posts Tagged ‘Adobe’
So what’s the deal? Wired magazine is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and as part of the festivities, it has released a digital edition (for iPad) of the very first issue of the magazine, originally released in January, 1993 — as issue 1.1, which turns into 1.1.1 for this digital re-release. Who made it? The same [...]
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This article was posted on June 10, 2012 under the category Reviews, and covers the following topics: Adobe, App, iPad, Time, Wired
A round-up of magazine-related bits and bobs. Pick up issue 1 of the recently produced Twenty-Four Magazine. An update on the upcoming Making Magazines 2012 event. Andrew Losowsky talks self-publishing. Tools for creating digital magazines and books. Tumult Hype is a tool for creating HTLM5 web content (iPad-friendly) — you can also export widgets to [...]
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This article was posted on March 3, 2012 under the category Books, Events, News, Print, Tools, and covers the following topics: Adobe, Andrew Losowsky, Arc, Coveres, Francesco Franchi, HTML5, iBooks Author, IL, iPad, It's Nice That, Kickstarter, Lifestyle Mirror, Making Magazines 2012, Matter, Newsweek, SPIN, Tumult Type, Twenty-Four Magazine
The big promise of Newsstand was that new issues would be downloaded in the background, ready to be read when you turn your iPad on. Lots of titles are now included as part of Newsstand, but so far, I’ve yet to ever see any magazine that is built on the Adobe DPS tools automatically download [...]
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This article was posted on February 9, 2012 under the category Commentary, and covers the following topics: Adobe, Adobe DPS, App, Bloomberg Businessweek, Conde Nast, GQ, iPad, Newsweek, SPIN Play, Subscriptions, The New Yorker, Wired, Wired UK
A round-up of magazine-related news bits and bobs. Andrew Losowsky is addicted to 24-hour magazine-making projects, and here’s a new one that you can help support through Kickstarter. Graphicly releases a new digital content delivery platform for magazine/comic creators. Via @cormacaroni JNSQ, a new independent style magazine for iPad. A new strategy on selling your [...]
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This article was posted on February 4, 2012 under the category Books, Comics, News, Print, Tools, and covers the following topics: Adobe, Adobe DPS, Andrew Losowsky, Collect, Graphicly, Jeremy Leslie, JNSQ, Kickstarter, Making, MONOCLE24, Video
Adobe has posted a video that shows how Vanity Fair has been using the company’s digital publishing tools. Sure, it’s an ad for the Adobe suite, but it’s still interesting to see how those tools are being used, and it also reveals that the suite gives very detailed usage tracking to publishers. The video can’t [...]
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This article was posted on November 14, 2011 under the category News, and covers the following topics: Adobe, Digital Publishing Suite, Vanity Fair
A “lucky” round-up of magazine-related news bits. Condé Nast is launching a TV and film unit. The Guardian will soon launch an iPad edition, and it’s looking rather nice — see the video teaser. Via @magculture The next Printout! event in London is set for November 3. Letter to Jane‘s Tim Moore contributes a piece [...]
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This article was posted on October 10, 2011 under the category News, and covers the following topics: Adobe, Amazon, Conde Nast, Digital Publishing, Gym Class Magazine, IPad App, Kindle Fire, Letter to Jane, Printout, The Guardian, Time Moore
I know it’s a lazy blog thing to do, but I think I need to start doing regular round-ups of news bits that I tweet about or just don’t have time to prepare an entire post for — and besides, everyone loves quick rounds-ups! What happens when the UK edition of The Apprentice dives into [...]
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This article was posted on June 17, 2011 under the category News, and covers the following topics: Adobe, Craig Mod, CSS3, ePub, ePub3, HTLM5, iBooks, iOS 5, Javascript, Leanpub, Letter to Jane, Lucky Peach, MagCulture, McSweeney's, Newsstand, Pushpin Zines, The Apprentice, Tim Moore, Wired
I’m already a happy subscriber to the iPad edition of The New Yorker just with the regular issues, but it’s been nice to receive the bonus issues as well. The first, released a few weeks ago, was a collection of “The Talk of the Town” pieces, and last week we got another one called “The [...]
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This article was posted on June 15, 2011 under the category New Releases, and covers the following topics: Adobe, App, iPad, Subscriptions, The New Yorker
Not all of them, but rather to two of the three titles — Glamour, Vanity Fair, and GQ — that didn’t use the Adobe publishing tools that are used for other Conde Nast titles, like Wired and The New Yorker. The justificiation for the price hike — up to $5 from $3-4 — is that [...]
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This article was posted on March 4, 2011 under the category News, and covers the following topics: Adobe, App, Glamour, GQ, iPad, Price, Subscriptions, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Wired
Just yesterday I was writing about the big two digital publishing tools and their growing influence over the iPad magazine landscape, and how we’re still waiting to get something that will make sense for indie publishers — let’s be honest, everyone can’t be like Letter to Jane‘s Tim Moore. So you can bet that I’m [...]
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This article was posted on December 14, 2010 under the category News, and covers the following topics: Adobe, App, Digital Tools, Fan the Fire, Fan the Fire Publishing Platform, Indie Publishing, iPad, Letter to Jane, Tim Moore, WoodWing