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Issue Date |
Title |
Author(s) |
Synopsis |
 THEME:
TABLET PUBLISHING & YOUR DIGITAL FUTURE
May/June 2011
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Take Back Control of Your Digital Future |
Mike Haney |
Can publishers have a place in this future? Absolutely. |
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Delivering A Unique iPad Experience |
Soujanya Bhumkar |
Cooliris maximizes story-telling on the iPad. |
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Tablets: A Game-Changer for Publishers |
Stefan Horst |
Tablets represent an important new chapter in digital publishing. |
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An iPad Newspaper for People Who Don’t Read Newspapers |
Chuck Lenatti |
The Orange County Register’s iPad app is designed for people who don’t read in print. |
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New Platform Means New Opportunities and Challenges — for Magazines |
Terri Pagan and Don Rau |
The iPad will require a different approach from print publishing. |
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The Digital Tablet Revolution, Enterprise Edition |
PG Bartlett |
The key to customer engagement will be to take full advantage of the unique properties of digital devices. |
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Digital Strategies for Print Publishers |
Jill Baker |
We explore basic and affordable digital publishing strategies, starting with digital editions. |
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Paper is the Fifth Color—The Impact of Paper on Color Management |
Ray Cheydleur |
The choice of paper is critical for designers and is often a fundamental part of the design. |
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Monitors for Proofing Standards and Advancements |
Thomas Gadbois |
Although the technology is mature, LCD displays have changed over the past five years. |
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Elevating Consumer Engagement Through More Personalized Direct Marketing |
Tim Hendricks |
The key to a successful program that begins with direct marketing and results in greater consumer engagement is personalization. |
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Think Different |
Ken Cooper |
Creative thinking isn’t just the domain of designers. It’s essential for everyone from top management to the pressroom.
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