Sentences with phrase «major magazine publishers»

For more than a decade we developed editorial, search, and social strategy for major magazine publishers.

The premium plan, which runs $ 14.99 per month, offers access to 101 different titles from major magazine publishers.

Google already has several major magazine publishers on - board to be ready at launch.

Conde Nast has made digital publishing headlines for some time as it's one of the first major magazine publishers to create flawless and device - optimized digital editions of its family of magazine titles using Adobe's Digital Publishing Suite.

Time, Hearst, Conde Nast, and Atlantic Media Companies were among major magazine publishers who remained silent or declined comment Wednesday about their iOS plans.

Last year, Next Issue Media, the digital newsstand joint venture backed by the major magazine publishers, produced a study on the value of tablets to magazine and newspaper publishers, and concluded that the aggregate revenue could be $ 3 billion by 2014.

Unlike other larger platforms, Issuu caters to both major magazine publishers with titles like Maxim and The Nation, as well as individuals who simply need dynamic digitization of their content into tablet - ready apps, with over 52 million uploads to its credit so far.

Major magazine publishers, digital newsstands and magazine customer service companies are trying to simplify the process of setting up digital magazine subscriptions, but so far, it's still sometimes a confusing process.

Amazon is in talks with major magazine publishers, such as Conde Nast, to give customers single issues and subscriptions through the upcoming Amazon Tablet.

All Thing's D's Peter Kafka also reports today that Amazon's got most of the major magazine publishers on board for the launch, including Conde Nast, Hearst, and Meredith.

The Kindle Fire launched with a newsstand that included content from most of the major magazine publishers including Condé Nast, but Time Inc. was noticeably absent.

Even more preposterous is the news that major magazine publisher, Conde Nast, has decided to develop products for the tablet, according to Peter Kafka over at All Things D. There's only one snag to the publisher's plan: the company doesn't know whether the Apple tablet is real or not.