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Will the iPad tablet really be the cure for newspapers' ills? | Media | The Observer
Rupert Murdoch's the Daily in action – but iPad is mostly used for entertainment, not news.
Memo to Newspapers: Incremental Change is Not Helping: Tech News and Analysis «
Making the transition from being traditional print publishers to digital-first media outlets hasn’t been easy for newspapers — in fact, many have stubbornly resisted, and tried to dip their toes into digital waters gradually without investing any substantial effort or resources. As media analyst Frederic Filloux pointed out in a post yesterday at The Monday Note, this strategy (or lack of a strategy) is turning out to be a slow-motion train wreck.
News Corp is taking the iPad very seriously as a new way to distribute the news. The media giant is taking it so seriously that it is developing a new publication called the Daily which will only be available on the iPad (no print edition, no Website).
What Should An iPad Newspaper Look Like?
Tablet-publishing: de stand van zaken (deel 1) | Publishr
In veel jaarlijstjes wordt de iPad als belangrijkste mediatrend van 2010 gezien.
Do you trust Apple's App Store with the future of 'print'?
Richard Branson and Rupert Murdoch have begun battling it out to create a superior subscription-based magazine in the iPad iPublishing 3.0 race, but Apple 's [ AAPL ] recent move to ban an iOS magazine dedicated to the competing Android smartphone OS shows that Apple's app store approvals team could begin an age of censorship... [This story is from Computerworld's Apple Holic blog . Follow on Twitter or subscribe via RSS to make sure you don't miss a beat.]
iPad publishing: Why the real challenge is the competition for attention | Technology
There's optimism but a lack of confidence in the news industry when it comes to exploiting the iPad , as I wrote yesterday. Conde Nast is doing selectively ambitious projects, and a handful of titles are carefully pushing out sensitively planned apps - aware of the scrutiny of developing for this high-profile platform.
By Sam Martin - January 4, 2011 Magazine publishers are sure that 2011 is the year of the tablet. Again.
Content This Week: Tabletapalooza
The future of publishing: E-publish or perish
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The future of tablet fixation
The future of publishing lies not necessarily in iPads, tablets and other digital devices.
There is no way around this fact: the first batch of magazines adapted to the iPad failed to deliver. Six months after the initial excitement, the mood has turned turned sour.
iPad publishing: time to switch to v2.0
De ondergang van het digitale tijdschrift – hoe digitaal uitgeven dwingt tot innoveren « Digital Native
Afgelopen week werd bekend dat de verkoop van tijdschriften voor de iPad sterk is gedaald .gaat verder waar tijdschriften-apps stoppen – eLinea
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1 jaar na introductie: Nederlandse markt digitaal lezen groeit harder dan VS | Publishr
Magazine editors and publishers are excited about tablet devices like the iPad.