Thread: On the imminent disruption of the (magazine) publishing industry
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Old 11-30-2012, 01:59 PM   #23
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At least two more companies are adopting this trend.

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Two startups that publish original longform journalism are experimenting with subscriptions that give readers access to all of their titles for a set monthly fee. Byliner is offering its stories through an HTML5 website, while Atavist is offering in-app subscriptions.
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