Free Post Adobe Who is Adobe Experience Manager for? No mention of publishers Who is Adobe Experience Manager for? No mention of publishers Adobe’s own press release about Adobe Experience Manager Mobile, the effective replacement for DPS: BARCELONA, Spain — Feb. 22, 2016
Free Post Adobe Did Adobe just kill DPS? Did Adobe just kill DPS? Adobe has just announced that its DPS platform – used for making tablet editions of print publications – is being replaced by AEM Mobile. Pugpig’s Jonny
Free Post digital editions iPad Magazines: a whole new generation of shovelware While we’re on the topic of iPad magazine apps: We in the publishing game have a name for this phenomenon – we call it “shovelware”. We used to use the term to describe the way we just took our print copy and shoveled it
Free Post consumer magazines That shovelware tablet edition might be killing your mag Just came across this explanation of why hobby magazines no longer have broad appeal, by a former editor of various outdoor magazine titles: So why does someone with a long-term background in outdoor magazine publishing suddenly become bored with them? Probably for the same
Free Post apps Tablets: there's no easy answer for publishers This piece tallies with what I’m hearing about magazine apps on tablets right now: Publishers must break free of the Newsstand and InDesign/PDF trap and invest in their publications as stand-alone, real, honest-to-God apps – or find their titles even more neglected within
Free Post national newspapers Newspaper chart of the day A just over three year old device (the tablet in its current form) is found in nearly as many households and the daily paper – and as the rest of Alan D. Mutter’s piece makes clear, the trajectories of those two numbers are in
Free Post germany German publishers push tablets This time last week I was in Berlin for NEXT Berlin. One interesting thing I noted was how hard the German publishers were working to get the digital industry to look at their tablet offerings. I can’t imagine UK publishers stuffing a local
Free Post nexus Buy The Times, get a tablet... Great offers that I don’t understand #56: The Times giving away or selling you a cheap Nexus 7 with a digital subscription. I see the concept – a digital sub AND the device to read it on. The problem? My experience of using The
Free Post adobe DPS Magazines on tablets: publishers' painful lessons This year was meant to be the year where I was deep in the production of tablet editions of various B2B mags. Life didn’t work out that way, but when I was offered the chance to attend the Adobe Digital Publishing Summit this
Free Post amazon The Two Tier Tablet Market In the shadow of a hurricane, Google launched some new tablets, a phone and a revamp of the latest version of Android. Pondering this, I’ve come to the comclusion that we’ve actually got two tiers of tablets: the Google/Amazon content tablet
Free Post mobile The Guardian responds - to your screen The Guardian’s gone public with its responsive beta site (which should scale beautifully to whatever screen size you’re using). This is what the future of site design should look like. Probably. Of course, as a regular and attentive reader of One Man
Free Post Hacks/Hackers Brighton: a more Responsive Guardian I missed the first speaker – Sarah captured some notes in a Google Doc Andy Hume, The Guardian The Guardian pushes its content to multiple channels. It has the highest largest combined monthly digital and print readership of British quality titles. The website is kind
Free Post iPad Tactilize: free? Hey, remember Tactilize, the iPad publishing tools start-up I wrote about last week? I had one major reservation: the price. Looks like that’s changing: They’re now saying a release date of August. Looking forward to it immensely.
Free Post iPad The Million Dollar Newsstand? Robert Andrews, [writing for Paid Content](http://paidcontent.org/article/419-futures-newsstand-tranformation-75000-new-subscribers):> UK magazine publisher Future made $1 million in new tablet magazine revenue within
Free Post christmas Sign of the Christmas Times It’s been a year for hatin’ on News International, what with the whole phone-hacking business. But, give them their due, they’re still experimenting. This morning, for the first time in as long as I can remember, I’m reading a Christmas Day
