Good news for the vertically challenged - those fruitless trips to newsagents, only to find the top shelf is out of reach, will soon be a thing of the past.
Penthouse Magazine is going digital.
Now styling itself as a "men's lifestyle magazine", Penthouse will use the digital platform of Zinio who already handle both Playboy and Mystique.
Who is going to be first to try the ultimate online/offline co - promotion ? A packet of screen wipes is the obvious thing....
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Thursday, January 26, 2006
Friday, January 13, 2006
Military Intelligence ?
Yes, yes I know - its an oxymoron.
However, Penton have found a use for it in their latest digital magazine,
Military Electronics.
Now I warn you ; this isn't at the cutting edge deisgn wise. But it is packed with useful information.
If you happen to be in a cave in Afghanistan for instance, with er "limited" access to a library, finding out about the capabilities of the latest American listening devices via a downloadable magazine could be very useful.
Just a thought.
However, Penton have found a use for it in their latest digital magazine,
Military Electronics.
Now I warn you ; this isn't at the cutting edge deisgn wise. But it is packed with useful information.
If you happen to be in a cave in Afghanistan for instance, with er "limited" access to a library, finding out about the capabilities of the latest American listening devices via a downloadable magazine could be very useful.
Just a thought.
Friday, January 06, 2006
Reading with Sony
I'm in Las Vegas for the annual techfest that is CES. Some interesting stuff in amongst all the usual parties, boozing and ahem "distractions"
In particular, I'm very interested in the Sony Reader. For years now, companies like Microsoft have been trying to get people to read content on a proprietary reader - with little success. Sony have tried before, but the difference this time is that the device is small, (about the size of a paperback), avoids backlighting (and hence eyestrain) and critically, they have a number of major publishers on board - specifically Random House and Penguin.
It'll be interesting to see how this does..
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