WoodWing Customers Worldwide Continue Receiving Awards
WoodWing's various publishing solutions let content providers create interactive and visually stunning products that prove popular with readers. How do we support that claim? With the awards our customers continue to receive for their publications.
Recently, the print magazines Evonik and Gaggenau -- along with Evonik's iPad edition -- all received Gold rankings in Europe's prestigious Best of Corporate Publishing Award 2011 event. The BMW Magazine, published in 29 languages and 43 country editions, won Gold in the "B2C-Automobile" and "International Communication" categories.
Other wins were awarded at the 2011 Asian Publishing Convention which include a Gold rating for "Best Use of Screen Tablet Platform" by Metro Manila (from ABS/CBN Publishing) and a Silver for Style (from MediaCorp Publishing). Andaman 365° from Sirimedia Co. Ltd won the Excellence Award in the category "Innovative corporate communications in a multi-media world."
These awards are handed to our customers by prominent media professionals. A hearty congratulations to them -- and the business partners that support them -- for all the hard work they've done to help redefine and elevate the experience of the publication, both in print and on tablet read more >>
Partner app ranks 43rd among paid iPad apps
Congratulations to WoodWing business partner Joe Zeff and veteran photographer George Steinmetz for their work on Above & Beyond: George Steinmetz, built with WoodWing Software's Tablet Publishing Solution. read more >>
World Tour stop in San Francisco: What a difference a year makes!
The World Tour Event in San Francisco showed just how much the publishing world, and WoodWing, have changed in a year. read more >>
People Magazine sets new standard for iPad magazines
Today People magazine was launched on the iPad. Although I'm a bit biased I think it's fair to say that this is by far the best Digital Magazine available today. Like TIME Magazine was an important industry milestone on iPad launch day, People is setting the bar to a new level for the industry. read more >>
The 'Second Issue Problem'
Some people familiar with launching new print titles might be familiar with the so-called 'Second Issue Problem'. You have been working very hard for months on a new title, new concepts, design, great stories etc. The big day arrives and you have completed the first issue, hurrah! And then comes the second issue... for which you only have one week or one month at most...
With all publishers rushing to the iPad the Second Issue Problem is happening all over the place now. read more >>
