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A recent Adweek article noted that print magazine newsstand sales are still falling, with major titles like Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Elle and The Oprah Magazine experiencing double-digit drops. The majority of readers still get content through print channels, but as tablets catch on, more and more consumers are turning to digital sources.
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In the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism State of the News Media 2012, the annual report on American Journalism identifies not only the parallels between tech and news, but also the growing presence of mobile devices and its affect on news consumption. We Are Digital Key findings
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Now that the iPad has become a respected media channel through which publishers design and publish online magazines, there’s more pressure for content systems to keep up with emerging technologies that influence how users interact and engage. WoodWing Software, known for its multi-platform tablet publishing platform, has announced a
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As long as the state of online news publishing still flickers and fades, there will be companies who aim to capture as much of its light as they can. Recently, LOUD3R, launched a newly redesigned version of its real-time content discovery, curation and publishing platform.
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Magazines dominate this week in web publishing. From print preferences, 48 hour creations and self-publishing, there's never a dull moment. Magazine Readers Still Prefer Print A recent poll finds that readers who still read the print version of their favorite magazine aren’t the crazy luddites we imagine them to be.
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When we talk about the digital media consumption of teens and young adults, from social media to the mobile web, we often wonder how the future of online media will evolve. Rarely, however, do we consider what it means for the future of education.
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As we watch the many drama's in the media, the drama of the media itself trying to survive and the many micro dramas of competition and collaboration in the content management space, it's fun to get points of view from different seats at the table.
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No one can accuse Johannes Bhakdi, CEO of Klatcher.com of standing idly by while the web publishing industry tries to fix itself. No, Mr. Bhakdi is taking matters into his own hands by putting the power to publish in the hands of his users. Klatcher.com has launched v2.
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The problem with having a niche, like content management, is that by the time news makes its way to the likes of CNN and Oprah, we've moved on.
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Good news! More people are reading newspapers. Twelve percent more, to be exact. According to a new report by Nielsen Online for the Newspaper Association of America, the average monthly unique audience figures for newspaper websites grew by nearly 7.3 million in 2008 to 67.
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Approximately two years ago, online newspapers tore down their walled gardens, exposing many years' worth of content, once available only to those who paid. Year 2007 was a simpler, gentler time. Then the world exploded into economic crisis. Now newspapers are rethinking their online strategies. Recently, iTunes
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These days many in the publishing are just trying to stay afloat from one week to the next. This week is no exception. Mergers and Layoffs, Oh My!
Mergers are inevitable. Layoffs are imminent.
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Recently, we announced Quintura's plans to launch their new site search tool in the US. Now, Quintura, provider of next-generation site search solutions for online content publishers, has announced the debut of several new features of Quintura Site.
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