Tuesday, March 1, 2011
iPad magazine apps growing, just not quite so fast
The addition of magazine apps onto the iPad have gone up 10-fold since last April. The pace of growth, however, has slowed between January and February, something that the Association of Magazine Media (MPA), which released the study, attributes to post-holidays lassitude. The data is gathered by iMonitor, a tracking system developed for MPA by McPheters & Company to track the addition of apps
This is what magazines do best: an outstanding article from the April issue of Vancouver magazine
It's a rarer treat than it ought to be to read a meaty, moving and excellently written feature such as "Blood Brothers", a piece in the April issue of Vancouver magazine by Timothy Taylor. It's about a battlefield encounter between enemies in the protracted Iran/Iraq conflict, how one saves the other's life, only to meet again, years and appalling tribulations later, in Vancouver. That precis
Dial 665 For Santa.
My mate Johnny Kaiser told me a story once about an old mate of his from the skinhead days. This bloke was well 'ard and nobody messed with him. One day he decided to tattoo himself in the mirror to let society know exactly what he it. Yep he tattooed SANTA onto his own forehead instead of SATAN. Woops.
Hearst publishing unveils new "paperless" one-stop bill and sub paying system
Mega U.S. magazine publisher Hearst (Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Good Housekeeping) has launched the beta version of a new, paperless online bill-paying system that could pay big dividends for people managing their magazine subscriptions. Manilla.com is a free service that allows people to corral all their bills, subscriptions, rewards and loyalty programs in one place with a single login, thereby
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