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Apple has made a change that could help newspaper and magazine publishers make more money when they sell subscriptions for the iPad and iPhone.

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Making good on its promise to roll out more titles on the iPad, Conde Nast today released in-app subscriptions and apps for Vanity Fair, Glamour,…

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Many print newspapers and magazines jumped on board with Apple’s subscription model for the iPad, last week, which was surprising because publishers have always been concerned about being unable to gather information from their …

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Rival publisher Hearst announced last week that it would offer iPad subscriptions to three of its magazines, Esquire, Popular Mechanics, and O, the Oprah Magazine, starting with the July issues. Although Hearst was the first to announce …

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Zeff claims three big reasons iPad magazines haven’t been successful: publishers don’t make their digital publications different than the print product, consumer habits are evolving and digital magazines need a subscription model. …

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As noted by All Things Digital reports, Conde Nast has followed through on last week’s claims that the publisher would begin offering subscriptions to its stable of magazines via the iPad App Store.

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Conde Nast is joining fellow publishers Hearst and Time Inc. by offering subscriptions to the iPad editions of its magazine titles.

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Publisher Conde Nast competence start offered in-app subscriptions around Apple’s iPad as shortly as subsequent week according to a New York Post. “A source informed with a situation” told a paper that The New Yorker will be a initial …

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Apple introduced a subscription platform for iPad magazines earlier this spring, and publishers have been slow to sign on with the model. Most have found the terms to be unfavorable. Apple takes 30 percent of all sales and retains …

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Publishers have so far been reluctant to sign on to Apple’s iPad publishing terms, which provide the company a 30% cut, limit subscriber data shared with publishers, and restrict publishers from selling content available in its App …

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