The New Thinking Behind the Mobile App Renaissance

As publishers move away from distributed content and renew their focus on direct relationships, branded mobile apps are making a comeback. The post The New Thinking Behind the Mobile App Renaissance appeared first on Folio:. Continue reading at 'Folio Magazine'

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Think More Comic Book Geeks are Guys? Think Again

New research by comics analysis site Graphic Policy finds that 53% of comic book readers are now women—and they are demanding stronger female characters. The post Think More Comic Book Geeks are Guys? Think Again appeared first on Publishing Perspectives. Continue reading at Publishing Perspectives

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In the “Web vs. Apps” Debate for Online Publishers, Apps Are on a Run

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Mobile, Idealism, More Mobile: What UK Publishers Worry They’re Not Worried Enough About

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Comixology Ends In-App Buying on iOS apps

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Microsoft is killing Android apps on Windows 11

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