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  8000 readersBy Teresa Demel Nature Publishing Group recently introduced the tablet edition of Scientific American for iPad.  In order to stay connected to its subscriber base, the publication uses direct entitlement, available in the Enterprise Edition of Digital Publishing Suite. Since I have a subscription to the print version of the magazine, I demonstrate the effortless one-step

• Direct Entitlement: Connecting Enterprise Publishers to Their Readers

  5749 readersHow can you extend digital versions of your publication to your current print subscribers, maintain a relationship with your readers through your app, and provide them with special offers? The answer is direct entitlement. The Digital Publishing Suite team here at Adobe has developed materials to help you better understand direct entitlement, both what it

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  Digital Publishing Suite enables subscriptions for The New Yorker

  8801 readersToday, the publishing industry took a giant step forward in enabling the recurring distribution, monetization and consumption of digital publications.  Leading publisher Condé Nast today announced it will offer subscription sales of The New Yorker magazine in the Apple App Store via Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.  Previously, readers could purchase individual issues of the magazine

• How Do You Build a High Functioning App?

  6468 readersMcPheters & Co, whose iMonitor service evaluates publication based apps, posed the question in an Ad Age article: What can publishers do to reduce the number of app malfunctions? Customer service is important for publishers, and it’s imperative that apps function smoothly and provide benefits that customers deserve. The main problems that McPheters found when reviewing over 3,000

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  PC Magazine Launched on iPad Today!

  4478 readers Today is a great day for technology fans. PC Magazine is back, and it’s better than ever. After discontinuing the print edition of PC Magazine in favor of an all-digital platform, the publisher has now redesigned its tech icon and modernized the experience for the iPad using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, Professional edition. The digital edition

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  When Atoms Collide on Paper

  766 readersAfter quite a few setbacks, tests are now being conducted on the LHC, or Large Hadron Collider. Now there is a pop-up book available from the Altas Experiment group of scientists to make the science accessible to all levels. Printing,...

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  ASOS Blends Shopping With Editorial on the iPad

  4519 readers ASOS, an online fashion and beauty retailer based in the UK, recently launched a digital edition of its popular ASOS Magazine to help expand its reach internationally. Using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, Professional Edition, ASOS was able to leverage its existing print workflow based on Adobe InDesign to create a feature-rich, interactive digital edition. Editorial and Design Director

• New Yorker Magazine Rolls Out iPad Edition

  1587 readersLately, we have been discussing the trend of newspaper, book and magazine publishers to convert their content for e-readers. This trend is hoped to reverse the decline in readership and attract new readership. But the glacial decline in readership is not slowing or thawing. For example, the Pew Center for People & the Press recently

• Top Digital Ellies Finalists Built with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite

  3860 readersThe American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) has announced the Digital Ellies finalists, and Adobe Digital Publishing Suite customers topped the charts in categories including General Excellence, Digital Media; Tablet Edition; and Design, Digital Media. The Digital Ellies are the 2012 National Magazine Awards for Digital Media and will be presented at the MPA Digital:

• Fast Company: Innovation in publishing

  7999 readersFirst released in March 2012, the digital edition of Fast Company magazine is already turning heads. Created with the help of Joe Zeff Design, the companion app to the cutting-edge print magazine launched with a cover animation of the notoriously shy founder of Square and inventor of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, behind fogged glass that can