Is There a Future for Tablet-Only Periodicals? Is there a future for tablet-only publications? The last few weeks have cast an ominous shadow over this niche industry following substantial staff cuts at News Corp.'s The Daily and a decision by the Huffington Post to give up on charging for its iPad magazine after just five issues. While some media observers are quick to write off the format, many in the industry see recent woes as part of the natural growing pains of an emerging market.
A good part of the backlash stems from how inevitable tablet magazines seemed at their inception two years ago. With magazines and legacy print publications struggling, the iPad offered a flashy and interactive new way for publishers to bring new content to the tech-savvy masses without the burden of printing and distribution costs. Two years later, however, the tablet publishing market isn't the runaway success many envisioned. Yet despite glaring questions from media pundits, many media buyers and industry veterans are surprisingly calm.
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In general you are not capturing sound with stills. Due to the necessity of good sound for video you will spend a lot of time being sure you have the right microphones and levels set so you are capturing the best quality sound. The Package. D-Day to Victory. Digital Christmas Story. Voyage au bout du charbon / Journey to the End of Coal. >> DOWNLOAD SHORT PRESENTATION >> DOWNLOAD PRESS KIT(FRENCH) Special screenings & conferences: > IDFA Doclab, Amsterdam – November, 2008 > Cinema du Réel, Paris – March 10, 2009 > South by Southwest, Austin TX – March 19, 2009 > Atelier nouveaux médias de la cité internationale de Liège, Belgium, March 31, 2009 > Festival Visions du Réel, Nyon, Switzerland – April 27, 2009 > International Book Film Bridge, Torino, Italy – May 16, 2009 > Pocket Films Festival, Paris, France – June 12, 2009 > Sunny Side of The Doc, La Rochelle, France – June 24, 2009 > Festival des 4 Ecrans, Paris, France – October 23, 2009 > Sheffield Doc/Fest, Sheffield, UK – November 4, 2009 In partnership with Amnesty International and Reporters Without Borders Synopsis Journey To The End Of Coal tells you the story of a sacrifice.
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The next thing you know, you're having the I-Think-We-Need-to-Talk Talk (always prefaced with those six crushingly familiar words), and he's broken up with you when you weren't sure you were even going out in the first place. Anyway, after six weeks of heavy dating, Kiki's rental unit had initiated The Talk. I heard the closet door bang open, followed by rummaging. "I look fat," she said over the music. "Yeah, you're a real cow," I hollered back. "You're a bombshell, Kiki.