Condé Nast announced today that it will use Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to create the digital editions of all its print publications.
Just this past April, Apple CEO Steve Jobs attacked mobile apps created using Adobe Flash. He wanted glossy publishers like Condé Nast to use Apple's proprietary development tools.
Condé has a lot riding on the Read More
On Monday, Oct. 26, Daniel Peres, the chummy 38-year-old editor in chief of Details, was standing in his carpeted office on the eighth floor of Condé Nast’s 42nd Street tower, cupping his hands around his eyes and squinting through his wall-size window.
“We were always looking in, you know, watching this party happen,” he told Read More
On Monday, Oct. 26, Daniel Peres, the chummy 38-year-old editor in chief of Details, was standing in his carpeted office on the eighth floor of Condé Nast’s 42nd Street tower, cupping his hands around his eyes and squinting through his wall-size window.
“We were always looking in, you know, watching this party happen,” he Read More
Just a week after announcing their new GQ iPhone app, which will cost $2.99 per issue and is expected to be in the iTunes store by Nov. 18, Condé Nast announced another new application for readers on the go. But this one is free and available now! It comes from Concierge.com, the online home for Condé Read More
Seems like Condé Nast may finally be focused on making money from its digital properties. Just days after the company announced that it will start offering GQ issues for $2.99 a piece on the iPhone, Conde is unleashing a new "sales structure." Digital now has a new publisher in charge of all revenue for Read More
The byzantine set up of the Condé Nast internet operation is finally getting a facelift.
The company announced today that CondéNet properties (style.com, epicurious.com, et. al.), will finally be consolidated with Condé Nast's other digital properties—like b brides.com—into one big happy family called Condé Nast Digital.
The idea, hopefully, is that it'll make Read More
