This Cyber Monday, prepare to be reacquainted with Newsstand as you take advantage of a great deal from one of the foremost magazine publishers in the world, Condé Nast.
The New Yorker and Wired say goodbye to Flipboard advertising.
One of the top iPad news apps, Flipboard, has quietly begun displaying ads in its pages. This move comes after the San Francisco, California-based company recently inked a deal with magazine publisher Condé Nast, according to news first reported by Mashable.
According to a recent report, a Condé Nast spokesperson has recently confirmed that UK print subscribers of GQ will be granted access to the iPad version for free.
Condé Nast continued adding to its list of iPad titles that include subscriptions. Vanity Fair, Glamour, Golf Digest and Allure are each now available in the App Store. Each issue sells for $1.99 or $19.99 for a one-year subscription, both as in-app purchases. Current print subscribers also have free access to the digital versions.
As expected, The New Yorker magazine became the first of Condé Nast’s titles to adopt Apple’s in-app subscription policy. Beginning today, current print subscribers to the weekly essay magazine have free access to the tablet edition. In addition, new subscriptions may be purchased for $59.99 a year, or $5.99 per month.
Condé Nast - the company responsible for various publications, including The New Yorker, Vogue and Vanity Fair - will reportedly adopt Apple's in app subscription policy in the near future, according to one source.
The iPad, despite its success, hasn't quite been the savior the publishing industry had hoped for. As we reported many times, iPad magazine have been lacking and failed to attract a lot of public. Yet, if you thought that would motivate publishers to lower their prohibitive prices, you couldn't be more wrong.
Having a paper subscription to your favorite magazine doesn't mean much to Apple. If you want to read the same material on the iPad, expect to pay, again.
Italy is one of the most beautiful and traveled nations in the world. Now, a new iPad app by Condé Nast immerses you in the “Best of Italy.”
A security leak has been uncovered that could allow you to download free issues of Wired Magazine on the iPad! Read more...
Gourmet Magazine is back, this time as an iPad app. Still, this is definitely a work in progress. Read More...
Condé Nast Digital, publisher of digital iPad magazines like Wired, Glamour, and Vanity Fair, has released The New Yorker Magazine for iPad.
As you may know, the second season of the incredibly successful Glee TV show begins tonight. To celebrate the season premiere, and their feature on Lea Michele, Glee teamed up with Glamour Magazine to offer their great $.99 universal app (developed by Smule) for free to 100,000 US iDevice owners.
Foodies should be thrilled to know that Gourmet Magazine is being reborn as a iPad app! Created by Conde Nast, the new Gourmet Live app should be available later this year.
While Adobe's coders are struggling with Objective C to rewrite Wired, Conde Nast just released another of its publications to the App Store; Vanity Fair.
