Tag: Publishing

  • Ingenta acquires 5 fifteen

    Ingenta, which makes publishing software, has bought 5 fifteen, which is mainly known for its web-based advertising platform, Ad Depot.

  • The art of brevity

    The art of brevity Twitter has made some 336 people redundant, mainly in the product and engineering teams. There’s little doubt that Twitter has played an important part in helping media organisations push news stories to readers, but the company has struggled to turn its mass appeal into real income. It’s difficult to see an…

  • Giving it away

    Giving it away So, the NME, the venerable music industry magazine, is giving in to its declining readership figures and is instead to be given away for free. Cue much talk of how the circulation will immediately go up, because, let’s face it, who wouldn’t want something for free, especially the NME, which has generally…

  • Woodwing reveals cloud-based authoring tool

    WoodWing Software has launches a cloud-based HTML authoring tool called Inception. It means that users can can directly publish through various online portals such as Adobe Digital Publishing Solution, Apple News, Facebook Instant Articles or any Web CMS. It creates HTML5 content and is compatible with Google´s new mobile-friendly algorithm.

  • Agfa updates Eversify mobile publishing

    Agfa has added new features to its Eversify newspaper publishing system to allow it to handle requests from mobile devices. The new features include the ability to customise images for kiosks, to easily upload ad zip files and for publishers to decide up front if ads are included in article link pages or within articles.…

  • Woodwing launches Digital publishing service

    Woodwing Software, which develops multi-channel digital publishing solutions, has announced a new business unit called WoodWing Digital Services to offer publishers and brands comprehensive consulting and offshoring production in digital publishing.

  • MadeToCompare links to Vjoon K4

    Axaio’s MadeToCompare plug-in, which can manager versions of documents written in Adobe InCopy, can now be used directly from within Vjoon K4. This is a highly-automated cross-media publishing platform that includes media management, as well as tight integration with Adobe’s publishing products.