Sentences with phrase «because app publishers»

Those state laws effectively serve as a minimum privacy threshold because app publishers usually don't market state - specific apps.

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But Heilprin insists that publishers have responded kindly to the app so far — especially because it doesn't actually interfere with their own revenue streams.

Publishers all over the world are going to be interested in their findings because it could have reverberating effects on everything from the way e-book reading apps are constructed to the actual e-book format itself.

Many of the top publishers use the Apple solution because its easier to sell content on the App Store or via iBooks.

In 2010 graphic novel versions of James Joyce's Ulysses and Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest had to be edited before they could be sold in the AppStore, and most manga publishers haven't even attempted to make iOS apps because they know their content would be rejected.

-- some publishers are developing their own tools because they concluded InDesign is a bad tool for ebook production (EPUB and DPS for magazines / apps), a tool creating more problems that it is solving.

Getting rid of in - app purchases «is a very big deal,» Conway wrote, «because it strikes to the heart of what made Comixology's app a near - perfect venue for discovering and falling in love with new comics, a venue creators and publishers have been searching for since the collapse of mainstream newsstand distribution in the late 1970s - early»80s: it destroys the casual reader's easy access to an impulse purchase.

Independent publishers who are in control of their publishing, distribution and content creation, are in a prime position because for book apps to be possible the content has to come first and that is ultimately up to the author.

«We're coming from a different perspective [than other digital publishers] because we've always been coming from a digital space with apps, games, and software, in addition to the publishing.

-LSB-...] Being Earnest had to be edited before they could be sold in the AppStore, and most manga publishers haven't even attempted to make iOS apps because they know their content would be rejected.

As a publisher of a social studies textbook for our state's history, in addition to the challenges described in this article, one of the biggest challenges we face is there is no standard way to do business with K - 12 schools because they vary in their technology deployment, how students access the ebooks (e.g. whether each student receives an account) and selling enhanced ebooks, note: not ePub3 or iBooks, in the App Store.

Because those publishers want to sell their digital content and therefore benefit from it, they are attentive to the reading experience and to how they can add enrichments and further enhance the app in the future.

Hearst magazine apps are generally marked down by readers because the publisher forces readers to choose between print and digital — no free digital editions just because you are a print subscriber.

On a related note, I buy literally a hundred times more software today, because Apple made it easy for (software) publishers to distribute it electronically, and those new publishers also understood they could sell significantly more reasonably priced apps, than overpriced apps.

You'll notice we did not review the popular comics apps made by the major publishers, such as Marvel and DC, because those apps limit your reading to titles from their own brands.

While many of the more interesting consumer titles being launched into the Apple Newsstand come from outside the US — simply because US titles have long ago launched apps — in B2B there is still quite a number of new apps being released from US publishers.

I do blog from my Macbook Air in the office because it powers my 30 inch display and the native WordPress publisher in a browser has more features and is a little easier to use than the WordPress app on my iPad.

This means Facebook is getting a sweetheart «deal» to pass on to publishers because normally Apple forbids apps from including links to their subscription checkout pages to bypass the 30 percent tax.

Customers have repeatedly demanded subscriptions to iPad magazine apps, and the publishers haven't obliged — because Apple won't let them.

Some publishers, particularly those that aggregate others» content into storefronts within the app, have been complaining about Apple's offer because it will cut too far into their own margins.

And because it is in beta form at present, you can play fully games with no in - app purchases from more than 100 developers and publishers.

Secondly, they'll push users towards apps because publishers can control the advertising in apps, not the browser.