'Quotes' uit artikels

http://www.slideshare.net/alap007/design-of-future-magazine-sense-service-alap-shah

USE the power of digital media to create a rich and meaningful experience, while maintaining the relaxed and curated features of printed magazines. It has been designed for a world in which interactivity, abundant information and unlimited options could be perceived as intrusive and overwhelming.

The magazine experience is defined to relate and keep it intact with traditional magazine reading experiences. The gestures and interfaces used should allow the user to feel the same.
* Clean layout without buttons
* Gestures to activate tasks & dynamic data
* Dynamic text to increase usability. E.g. Changable font size and dictionary
* Customizable views to suit user needs/links and age groups
* Similar gesture bookmarking, mark read and unread
* Easy text to picture transition (shifting of focus)
* Search, cut, print, spread, mail and perform many tasks
* Dual axis transition inside articles and between articles.

> Ben ik persoonlijk niet mee akkoord. Ik vind dat een digitale magazine niet dezelfde beleving moet hebben dan een print magazine.

Graphical page turning metaphor seen quit frequently in web based magazines are not that believable. Successfully reading applications and online experiences shows that scrolling is more intuitive and suggestive in nature for touch screens.

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http://www.mequoda.com/articles/digital-magazine-publishing/3-amazing-tablet-statistics/?floater=99

publishers have the opportunity to make innovation products that go beyond the limits of traditional print products.

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http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2011/05/should-digital-magazine-ads-cost-less-than-the-print-equivalent.html

Hearst, Time, Inc and now Conde Nast are all jumping on the digital train, with deals that allow subscribers to buy their most popular magazines on the iPad. Sports Illustrated, The New Yorker, O, the Oprah Magazine — it’s a wide reach, but are readers ready to pass on tearing out articles in favor of a digital bookmark? Magazine publishers hope so, but magazine advertisers aren’t so sure.

Right now, this whole digital subscription idea is rather speculative. We may find that business people love having all that information at their fingertips, while casual readers prefer having pages to turn. The trouble is, ads have to be priced and paid for now, before the data is in.