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• Barnes & Noble Tops Media E-Tail Customer Satisfaction Survey

  689 readers PRESS RELEASE: Barnes & Noble.com Tops Customer Satisfaction Survey Barnes & Noble.com Ranked the Number One Online Retailer in Customer Satisfaction in the Book, Music and Video Category and Top 10 Online Retailer Overall in Customer Satisfaction According to ForeSee E-Retail Satisfaction Index (Spring Top 100 Edition) New York, NY – May 16, 2012 – Barnes & Noble,

• Barnes & Noble Tops Media E-Tail Customer Satisfaction Survey

  364 readers PRESS RELEASE: Barnes & Noble.com Tops Customer Satisfaction Survey Barnes & Noble.com Ranked the Number One Online Retailer in Customer Satisfaction in the Book, Music and Video Category and Top 10 Online Retailer Overall in Customer Satisfaction According to ForeSee E-Retail Satisfaction Index (Spring Top 100 Edition) New York, NY – May 16, 2012 – Barnes & Noble,

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  Hearst’s unimaginative replica edition for Food Network Magazine leaves the market open to digital start-ups

  1911 readersImagine for a second that you were tasked to create a tablet magazine. Next imagine that you had access to video content, lots of video content. The two naturally go together, right? Well, they do if you are thinking about creating a tablet magazine. But most publishers don't think this way. For traditional publishers, the

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  Morning Brief: Meredith buys Eating Well Media Group, launches Recipe.com; Israel warns journalists on flotilla

  1798 readersMeredith Corp. announced this morning that it had acquired the EatingWell Media Group, and that it will be launching Recipe.com, which it describes as a site that will pair recipes with discount coupons. Meredith already produces great food content across our brands, and food is our top advertising category," said Meredith Chairman and CEO Steve Lacy

• Hearst Magazine’s head of publishing technology talks about their move to WoodWing’s Enterprise system

  1455 readersLast week Aysling Digital Media Solutions, WoodWing's US partner, was able to announce a major new client as Hearst Magazines moved from using K4 to WoodWing's Enterprise system. "Two years ago we started looking at our opportunities to change the publishing system that our brands use to manage the process of creating their content, initially for

• Hearst Magazine’s head of publishing technology talks about their move to WoodWing’s Enterprise system

  1227 readersLast week Aysling Digital Media Solutions, WoodWing's US partner, was able to announce a major new client as Hearst Magazines moved from using K4 to WoodWing's Enterprise system. "Two years ago we started looking at our opportunities to change the publishing system that our brands use to manage the process of creating their content, initially for

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  First look at Outland Moto, a new independent digital magazine for adventure motorcycle touring

  1656 readersHere is the second of a series of short posts about new magazines to be found inside the Newsstand – some from established brands, others from new publishers. Magazine launches that originate in the offices of major publishers generally are well thought out ventures where the launch includes a professionally assembled media kit, press releases

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  Getting People to Pay for Content You Give Away for Free

  1064 readers By Charlotte Abbott, DBW contributor, @charabbott A novel approach for publishers interested in building their brands: Give away content for free. Book publishers, imprints and brands should market themselves by using new media and social media channels to talk to their audiences about relevant areas of interest, according to a panel today at the Digital Book World

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  Apple’s App Store Launches Food & Drink Category

  1345 readersApple has offered food and restaurant related apps since the App Store opened, but now the company is giving Food & Drink its own category. Apps in the category include apps from chain restaurants and grocery stores, recipe apps, and restaurant searching apps. The LA Times has more about the new category: “As of this writing more

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  Some photography magazine publishers eagerly take advantage of the tablet publishing platform, though others continue to take a conservative approach to their apps

  849 readersSome categories of magazines were made for tablets – or, at least, that is the way I think. When I see a new food magazine hitting the Apple Newsstand I wonder if, finally, this publisher has seen the potential of the tablet platform and created an intelligent mix of cooking videos with editorial content. I