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  1464 readersCheryl Goodman from Qualcomm on Mirasol, the low-power color tablet screen technology. e-Readers and multimedia viewers will merge. There are so many tablets, how many will fail without content? How many magazines will fail without content strategies? An internet connection is not a content strategy. We expect 200 million tablets in next 5 years. There’s

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  Publishers’ hiring requirements changing with the onset of digital publishing

  774 readers From The Guardian: Forward-thinking publishers no longer simply equate content with books. They also need to consider how to market or deliver their product across a range of digital channels, including downloads, mobile web, blogs, apps and social networks. Often, this will require publishers to think differently not only about their potential

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  Transcript: In Europe, iPad May Mean iPay

  1348 readers Interview with Max von Abendroth, Executive Director, European Magazine Media Assoc. (EMMA) Speaking with Victoriano Colodrón, Executive Director, RightsDirect For podcast release Monday, March 26, 2012 COLODRON: Across Europe, magazine publishers have greeted the arrival of the Apple iPad with cheers. As media consumption of such tablets and other handheld devices grows in popularity, publishers see

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  Transcript: In Europe, iPad May Mean iPay

  1365 readers Interview with Max von Abendroth, Executive Director, European Magazine Media Assoc. (EMMA) Speaking with Victoriano Colodrón, Executive Director, RightsDirect For podcast release Monday, March 26, 2012 COLODRON: Across Europe, magazine publishers have greeted the arrival of the Apple iPad with cheers. As media consumption of such tablets and other handheld devices grows in popularity, publishers see

• Digital to Represent 20 to 28% of Publishing’s Profits, says Forum d’Avignon/Bain & Co. Report

  1181 readersBy Edward Nawotka A new study, “Publishing in the Digital Era,” commissioned by the Forum d’Avignon and compiled by Bain & Co. states that e-readers, tablets other digital reading devices “could be in the hands of 15 t...

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  iPad Trounces Android Tablets by 2:1

  544 readersStrategy Analytics has released a new report this week which shows that iPad continues to outsell all other tablets. Sorry, Amazon; this is an iPad world and you’re just living in it. The report shows that despite 7.3 million Android tablets being sold in Q2 2012, Apple’s share of the world tablet market continues to grow.

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  Kindle Fire is Used By Women More Than Men, iPad Gets Highest Satisfaction Score, According to ComScore

  Array readersComScore is revealing its usual batch of stats, this time involving tablets, with some surprising results. It appears that Amazon Kindle Fire is more appealing to women than men, since more ladies use the slate compared to the gents. ComScore’s survey involved 6,000 tablet owners in the USA, with findings related to the iPad and

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  Kindle Fire is Used By Women More Than Men, iPad Gets Highest Satisfaction Score, According to ComScore

  Array readersComScore is revealing its usual batch of stats, this time involving tablets, with some surprising results. It appears that Amazon Kindle Fire is more appealing to women than men, since more ladies use the slate compared to the gents. ComScore’s survey involved 6,000 tablet owners in the USA, with findings related to the iPad and

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  IDPF – James Crawford, Engineering Director Google Play books

  667 readersOne in every 4 US household has a tablet.  Majority of digital content purchases made on smartphones and reading is one of the most popular tablet activities. Over 4 million books on Google Play.  Can be read on Andoid phones and tablets, iPads, iPhones and on the web.  For Google play the book is completely

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  International Expansion ‘May Be Best’ Opportunity for Publishers

  551 readers By Jeremy Greenfield, Editorial Director, Digital Book World, @JDGsaid The 500 million to one billion people around the world who speak English as a second language represent what “may be the best opportunity” for publishers in the future, according to Russ Grandinetti, vice president of Kindle content, who spoke this morning at the Digital Book World