Software
17th June 2013
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Flipick wins the IDPF Innovation Award for its eBook portal
Flipick wins the International Digital Publishing Forum’s 2013 Innovation Award for a breakthrough self-service eBook production portal (press release)
14th June 2013
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Flipboard update allows for co-curation of digital magazines
Six million new users have downloaded the free app to their mobile device, taking its user base to 56 million and millions of magazines (Digital Trends)
11th June 2013
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Magazines find success selling iPad ads
While print ad sales were lacklustre in Q1, one area did see a nice uptick in growth: sales of ads on iPad editions (Mashable)
29th May 2013
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MagazineCloner celebrates over 1000 branded magazine apps live on iOS
The London-based company has achieved this number in record time having only passed the 100 app mark in late 2011 (press release)
29th May 2013
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Op-ed: Google, Motorola and the future of mobile OS
YUDU Media's Nicholas Kleanthous argues that cross-platform applications are going to become increasingly important in the face of long-term uncertainty (Op-ed)
8th May 2013
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Hearst magazines hit one million digital subscribers
Tablets aren’t going to save the magazine business, but they are a nice new revenue stream for it (Good E-Reader & AllthingsD)
23rd April 2013
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Fascinating 2013 e-book innovations
There has been a raft of innovations in the last few months, so we’ve collected a few of the most interesting ones (Flavorwire)
17th April 2013
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Apple 'in talks' over Facebook Home for iPhone
Facebook is in talks with Apple to create a version of its Facebook Home Android software for the iPhone, an executive of the social network says (Telegraph)
3rd April 2013
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Facebook's mobile strategy is potentially brilliant
Facebook isn’t reinventing the wheel. It’s more like strapping shiny blue rims onto everyone else’s wheels (Tech Crunch)
12th March 2013
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LinkedIn to buy Pulse app for up to $100M
LinkedIn is close to acquiring Pulse, a popular news reading app, for as much as $100 million, according to a new report (Mashable)