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HP Wants You To Print Magazines With Your Home Printer

1:45AM October 13, 2011 | Casey Chan

Two wrongs don’t make a right. I think I learned that as a four-year-old. Apparently, HP and Condé Nast skipped out on that life lesson because they’re combining two dying things — print media and printers — to create the unholiest of unions: your HP printer at home will print out Condé Nast magazines for you to read. More »


Software

Amazon Tablet Will Be Filled With So Many Magazines

5:41AM September 27, 2011 | Matt Buchanan

Magazine publishers tripped over themselves to get on the iPad, because they thought they could sell you pretty things like this to revive their depressed print business, but then Apple was kind of a dick about it. More »


Software

Wired, GQ iPad Subscriptions Available Today

1:54AM May 25, 2011 | Casey Chan

Like we expected, Wired‘s iPad subscription is 20 bucks a year (or two bucks an issue). The subscriptions are available today. If you already subscribe to Wired, you get access to the iPad version for free. More »


Software

iPad Logs Four More Digital Mag Subscriptions

3:18AM May 17, 2011 | Brian Barrett

Conde Nast today continues the rollout of iPad magazine subscriptions that started with the New Yorker, adding Glamour, Vanity Fair, Golf Digest and Allure to its digital roster. Each iSubscription will cost $US20/year, or $US2 for a single issue. If you’re a current print subscriber, congrats! You get free iPad access starting now, including a back catalogue of issues available for download. [Wired]


Software

New Yorker iPad Subscription Costs $US1.50 An Issue

5:20PM May 9, 2011 | Kat Hannaford

Conde Nast’s iPad subscription model for the New Yorker has been confirmed and put on sale, with the price being much cheaper than their dead wood version. It’ll cost $US6 a month (or $US60 a year), which equates to $US1.50 an issue. Considering the previous stand-alone download of each issue would normally set you back $US5, that’s a steal. More »


Software

Gourmet Live: The Delicious New Gourmet Magazine For iPad

2:00AM September 24, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

Gourmet was one of the more heartbreaking causalities of the Condé Nast’s purge last year. But now, the beloved food mag is back as Gourmet Live, a beautiful iPad app that’s filled with great foodie content, new and old. More »


Software

Is Flipboard Legal?

9:01AM July 23, 2010 | Joel Johnson

Social news app Flipboard was yesterday’s hot new app, despite – or perhaps because of – technical problems preventing some features from working. But there might be a bigger snag: Is Flipboard scraping content it doesn’t have the rights to? More »


Software

Gourmet Magazine Returning From The Dead In iPad App Form

3:30AM June 23, 2010 | Adam Frucci

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Beloved food magazine Gourmet was shuttered by Conde Nast last October to the sadness of food nerds everywhere. But now, it appears to be rising from the ashes as… an iPad app. More »


Entertainment

Condé Nast’s iPad Magazines Launching This Month

8:39PM March 1, 2010 | Kat Hannaford

Every man and his dog is aware that Condé Nast has been working on iPad magazine apps for their popular titles such as Wired and GQ, but apparently we’ll see GQ‘s April issue available (presumably) this month. More »


NYT, Condé Nast Working On “Large-Screen” Apps For Tablet?

4:23AM January 26, 2010 | John Herrman

According to the Times (the LA one), the Times (the NY one) has been working on a tablet app in recent weeks. Also: Condé Nast basically admitted to the same in a press release. Familiar? Sure. But intriguing! More »