Plastic logic content partners

davidspitzer · 02-09-2009, 06:28 PM

Check this out -
one of the partners is ZINIO - that will be big if you can get any magazine with all the images on a portable device

http://www.engadget.com/2009/02/09/p...ishers-platfo/

Robotech_Master · 02-09-2009, 11:32 PM

You can also find their two press releases in their entirety, and an email Q&A that David Rothman conducted with them, over on TeleRead.

Lots of interesting stuff, including the fact that a couple of their other partners will be Ingram…and Fictionwise. Which means you can bet eReader format is going to be an option, as is ePub…

BKeeper · 02-10-2009, 01:09 PM

Great News! Zinio, Fictionwise, and Financial Times.... Not to mention the open platform for small publishers. IMHO this will be the tipping point.

Goes to show that the big players know that the PLreader holds promise.

Lert's not forget, that Zinio and Ingram Digital started toying with digital textbooks, I think we will see their selection expanding soon.

Another interesting bit:

Quote:

Plastic Logic is also announcing today it is licensing Adobe technology to provide PDF, EPUB and Adobe DRM/eBook support on the device.

da_jane · 03-08-2009, 12:33 AM

The impact of Fictionwise developing the econtent store for Plastic Logic takes on new meaning with the BN acquisition.

layel · 03-08-2009, 12:50 AM

Oh. That's good news and I had bought lots of magazines from Zinio in my computer.

wallcraft · 03-30-2009, 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robotech_Master

Lots of interesting stuff, including the fact that a couple of their other partners will be Ingram…and Fictionwise. Which means you can bet eReader format is going to be an option, as is ePub…

To no ones surprise, Steven Pendergrast just confirmed eReader support for Plastic Logic - see the thread E-books poised for 'huge surge' in 2010, says Fictionwise exec.

JoeC · 03-30-2009, 01:42 PM

Zinio? That will be huge for me. I read a lot of magazines on my TabletPC. If it works as well as it does on a PC others will jump on the bandwagon.

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Robotech_Master Fanatic Posts: 514 Karma: 2954711 Join Date: May 2006	You can also find their two press releases in their entirety, and an email Q&A that David Rothman conducted with them, over on TeleRead. Lots of interesting stuff, including the fact that a couple of their other partners will be Ingram…and Fictionwise. Which means you can bet eReader format is going to be an option, as is ePub…

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da_jane Evangelist Posts: 405 Karma: 692 Join Date: Sep 2006 Device: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 \| Kindle Paperwhite \| iPad Mini	The impact of Fictionwise developing the econtent store for Plastic Logic takes on new meaning with the BN acquisition.

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layel Member Posts: 22 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2009 Device: iliad	Oh. That's good news and I had bought lots of magazines from Zinio in my computer.

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JoeC Addict Posts: 396 Karma: 2257942 Join Date: Aug 2007 Device: Kindle Oasis 2 and 3, Scribe, reMarkable Pro	Zinio? That will be huge for me. I read a lot of magazines on my TabletPC. If it works as well as it does on a PC others will jump on the bandwagon.

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