Comments On June 29th, 2011, Adobe hosted a panel of top publishers who discussed their organization’s tablet efforts, strategies for profitability, and plans for the future. The panel, which included executives from Condé Nast, National Geographic, and Newsday shared their knowledge and experience, touching on topics such as pricing, adoption rates, advertising, and the editorial and creative process for delivering content in the mobile channel.
While excited about the interactive content being published to tablets today, the panel acknowledges that it’s still very early in the game – “it’s the morning of the first day.” These publishers expect that by 2015 over 20% of their subscribers will be consuming content on tablets. And, what’s more important, digital issues will attract new readers who would have never subscribed to a print magazine.
Watch the video now to dig deeper into a wide range of topics from business models to advertising on tablet devices, and learn much more from pioneers in the tablet publishing space! Give us your comments on what you think are the most critical issues facing publishing today.
We would like to use Adbobe Digital Publishing Suite to publish our magazine. But we had not find digital publishing partners in China.
Would you please tell me how can we get the Adbobe DPS in China?
Thanks a lot!
Hi Wang, Adobe DPS is currently not available for sale in China. We appreciate your interest; thanks for asking.
Can my iPad download this app
Hi Bertha, Not sure what you are asking here. If you have questions about Digital Publishing Suite, you can learn more it here: http://www.adobe.com/products/digitalpublishingsuite/. In short, Adobe Digital Publishing Suite is a complete solution that lets media and business publishers create, distribute, monetize, and optimize publications for tablet devices. For more questions, you can check out our FAQ at: http://www.adobe.com/products/digitalpublishingsuite/faq/