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 >>
The iPad turns economics of print world upside down?
The other day, together with the editor of a successful USA weekly newspaper, I reviewed a number of the newspaper apps for the iPad . In the course of that review, something came into focus that the editor found astonishing and exciting. read more >>
Back to the Future with Content Station
In a variety of ways, the success of the iPad signals a branch point in editorial technology. The other night, working out a WoodWing Enterprise configuration for a potential newspaper customer, I realized that this branching possibly brings to an end the dynamic of writing "to the hole", resetting things back in time to the era of writing to the subject. read more >>
Web Fonts Key for Magazines on Apple's iPad
Web Fonts May Be the Key for Magazines on the iPad (and all the Rest of the Digital Platforms)
Following Apple's iPad launch, I was struck by the juxtaposition of two observations by the commentators. Firstly, several noted the failure of the Flash component in the demo of the New York Times pages; apparently, like its cousins the iPod Touch and the iPhone, the iPad does not play Flash content. Secondly, as detailed in the extreme by a post at Gawker, there was no glitzy demo of magazine content. read more >>
Students to save San Francisco Journalism
The San Francisco Bay Area is known worldwide as the epicenter of technological innovation. Now, to the list that runs from electronics to computers, software and biotechnology, one can add a stunning innovation in journalism. read more >>
