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Our iPad review - is it good news for publishers?
What is it? - There can't be too many people in publishing who don't know what an iPad is. Over the past few months the device has been hyped as everything from the future of computers through to the saviour of publishing. The truth is it is an innovative (though not that innovative as similar devices have been available for years) touch screen PC. Read more »
Think announces new client: Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP
Think is delighted to announce that Field Fisher Waterhouse is the latest client to join its portfolio, strengthening the leading independent customer publisher's position in the legal sector. Read more »
Sunday Publishing launch historic second world war website
Some of the world's most eminent historians are to appear in a vast new online project that aims to shed new light on the second world war and provide a growing archive of audio, visual and text information about the conflict.
The site, which is due to launch next week and has been built by Sunday Publishing, is intended to appeal to the growing number of people who have fuelled the recent boom in history books, as well as to students and teachers.
Read more about the project on www.guardian.co.uk Read more »
Six things to remember when getting your brand on Facebook
It is hard to ignore Facebook now. The website is now the second most viewed site in the world after Google, boasts over 400 million members and has an average dwell time per user of nearly an hour a day. Brands have really begun to take notice of this and many now savvy ones now have a very strong presence on Facebook. But how do you go about getting on to Facebook and what should you do with the Facebook page when it is up and running? Here are six things to remember when your client says 'can we do a Facebook page?' Read more »
Inexpensive short run newspapers become reality thanks to the Newspaper Club
These are challenging times for print media, with newspapers closing, magazines shifting their focus to online and even books threatened by a new generation of ereaders and tablet PCs. There are however many areas where print media is thriving - customer publishing for one (Read about strong ABC results for customer publishing). Another sector where print is bucking the trend is in short run editions of bespoke newspapers and its a niche where a key new player with innovative idea is already making waves. Read more »
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