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For years, newspapers and print magazines thought they could bolster their declining print circulation numbers with international sales, as other countries like India and China
The newest quandary for publishers? Whether to go native or not on the tablet. B2B publisher GIE Media found that their audience engaged more with
Nomenclature can be a problem in this industry, with subscription site, membership site and paywall sites thinking they are unique when in fact they are
A new study by Infonetics has found that licensing remains the biggest hurdle for TV operators looking to provide content on multiple devices. “Multi-screen services
Newsweek’s decision to go digital-only has been met with some skepticism, but cutting printing and distribution costs may allow the publication to truly innovate and
After being a long-time hold-out, The Wall Street Journal has finally agreed to sell digital subscriptions through Apple’s Newsstand. The all-digital package is priced at
Hearst Magazine’s president David Carey recently issued an open company-wide letter stating that it ended 2012 with 800,000 monthly digital subscribers across its iPad, Nooks,
While almost a quarter of Americans are reading eBooks, the Pew Research Center also reported that e-reading is shifting from dedicated e-readers to multipurpose tablets.
The Guardian seems to be catching on a bit to subscription marketing. The bastion of free content, in partnership with sister paper The Observer, has
With digital subscriptions on the rise, The Economist has decided to unbundle its print and tablet editions. Previously, print subscribers could access tablet-formatted content for
