Narrative Magazine: To celebrate our new iPhone and iPad application, which brings our entire literary library to readers’ fingertips for free, we’ve created a genre of our own: the iStory, a short dramatic narrative perfect for reading …
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Short Stories: "iStories" Originals For The iPad And iPhone By …
It’s not exactly official, but should also surprise no one: According to a new study the psychological profile of iPad owners can be summed up as “selfish elites” while have-not critics are “independent geeks.”
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iPad Users Are 'Selfish Elites,' Study Says
Paywall love is a beautiful thing in the media business — the belief of working journalists that if they charge for content the good old days that never were will grow back like ivy at Wrigley Field.
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Michael Conniff: Rupert Murdoch's iPad Paywall
From Twitter to Techmeme, the tech world is going nuts over Flipboard, an ambitious and “revolutionary” new iPad app that is pioneering the idea of a “social magazine.” “Essentially, Flipboard pulls information from sites such as …
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Flipboard iPad App Reinvents The Magazine With Social Networked …
That would be a new social magazine concept called Flipboard, which is attempting to make the social networking universe more accessible, consumable and, perhaps most importantly, visually arresting via a rich app on the Apple (AAPL) …
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New Flipboard iPad App Reinvents The Magazine
Capitalizing on Oprah Winfrey’s huge role recommending books to her fans, the iPad edition of O, The Oprah Magazine, that’s expected in the fourth quarter will let users buy e-books and read them within the app itself.
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O Magazine iPad App Will Sell eBooks
Let the nightmare begin. Novelist Ryu Murakami plans to release his latest novel exclusively for digital bookworms through Apple Inc.’s iPad ahead of the print version.
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Ryu Murakami To Release Novel Directly To iPad
What sets mSpot’s service apart from other solutions such as the Netflix iPad app is that mSpot doesn’t charge a monthly fee — instead you can rent movies for between $2.99 and $3.99.
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mSpot Launches iPad Movie Rental Service
After three months on the market, the iPad has started to build up a decent range of games designed specifically for the tablet’s ten-inch screen. While I still think most of the apps have only scratched the surface of what the iPad can …
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3 Household iPad Game Favorites