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For min/minonline subscribers only: More than 3 million iPads were sold in the first six months after the beautiful gadget was released by Apple, and tablet sales are expected to ultimately dwarf that figure. Meanwhile, smartphones are becoming a way of life. This marks a sea change in media consumption, and magazine brands have been quick to position themselves as leading providers of mobile content. In essence, mobile apps are enabling magazine brands to finally translate to the digital realm their unique content and close relationships with their audiences. In min’s exclusive App Central, you’ll get access to detailed (and graded) reviews of the latest mobile apps, our expanding Magazine Mobile App Database and analysis of mobile app business models, design and technology. Now available on demand: min Webinar—Apps 2.0 for Magazine Brands App Reviews
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min's Weekly and Biweekly Boxscores...Disney Helps Families Find the Story That Is Already on Their PhoneWalt Disney Co.' s Story app rocketed to the fourth position in the very popular photo and video category of the Apple App StoreAdvocate Discovery Aggregates and Curates LGBT NewsIn an interesting and promising take on narrowcasting...
Magazine Mobile App DatabaseMore storiesFor review suggestions or story ideas, contact Digital Media Editor Steve Smith at popeyesmith@comcast.net. |
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