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Preview: Apple News Tech Talk at the PPA

Posted by Esther Kezia Harding on Jun 24, 2015 2:59:30 PM

What do we know about Apple News so far, and what does it mean for publishers?

Apple News is pitched to be the replacement for Newsstand and opens up a new channel for publishers to market their content. From what we have so far seen in the launch preview video, the power lies in the engine which drives articles to the app from participating publishers.

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Topics: News, Blog

Memcom 2015: An engaging discussion

Posted by Andy Clarke on Jun 12, 2015 11:58:21 AM

Why should Membership Organisations be thinking about communicating digitally?

Engagement is a word that gets thrown around an awful lot, and at this year’s MEMCOM event, the bustling crowds couldn’t talk about anything else.

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Topics: Blog, Event, Membership

Meet the millennials

Posted by Esther Kezia Harding on Jun 9, 2015 1:34:44 PM

Who are the millennials? How are they going to define the future of the industry? And just how can we get them to part with their hard-earned money?

We in the Page Lizard office have seen an almost constant stream of articles pondering the mysterious millennial. They are defined, categorised and pigeon-holed by publishers who regard them as something unfathomable and strange; a market to be 'cracked', a group separated by 'them' and 'us' terminology.

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Topics: modern, online, social media, Social Media, subscriptions, Technology, technology, Blog, content, digital magazines, digital publishing, General, media, millennial, paid content, publications

Digital Megatrends at the PPA Festival

Posted by Esther Kezia Harding on May 21, 2015 10:00:25 AM

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Topics: Blog, Event

Vervid – a new portrait of the video landscape

Posted by Andy Clarke on May 16, 2015 10:00:53 AM

Could this YouTube contender usher in 'the age of verticle video’?

Now perhaps i’m an old school YouTube fan, who has spent far too many evenings engrossed in cat video playlists. Or perhaps my perception of video has been skewed by the 16:9 standard exercised by the film industry. Whatever the reason, when I see a vertically filmed video, I get a strange sensation as the hairs on the back of my neck stand on-end.

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Topics: Technology, Blog

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