Magazine world view: Digital bellyband; Variety goes cheap; kiddie bomb; digital imperative
- [British prime minister] David Cameron 'open' to press regulation, say campaigners (Guardian)
- Popular Science creates digital bellyband for its tablet edition (Folio:)
- Take the money and run, former head of largest U.S. postal labour union, tells workers (Dead Tree Edition)
- Quark's app studio now supported by HTML5 (Folio:)
- Variety magazine sold for $25 million (Guardian)
- Advertisers, content, audience all up, says MPA (Folio:)
- Tunisian children's magazine faces prosecution over petrol bomb article (Guardian)
- Digital first isn't an option for media -- it's the only way forward (Matthew Ingram -- paidContent)
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