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Apple’s App Store search ads increase brand awareness

by Marion Telsnig | Feb 3, 2017 | Blog, Review, Technology, Uncategorized

Apple’s App Store search ads were introduced a few months ago, and have proven to be far more of an asset than a trend If you have an app on the app store, search ads are your new best friend by providing an easy and efficient way to help people discover your...

Review: The Metro app

by Marion Telsnig | Sep 5, 2016 | Blog, Review

Jo Swan casts a critical eye over the newly-overhauled Metro app. One of the UK’s most circulated newspapers, The Metro, have recently undertaken an app upgrade to support its morning and evening editions. How does the new app measure up, and does the translation from...

Review: The British Journal of Photography digital edition

by Daisy Ware-Jarrett | Jul 17, 2015 | Blog, Review

As someone who both works in digital publishing and has a degree in photography, it has always interested me to see how big names in the creative industry are transitioning from print to digital. To this day I am yet to use a good photographic publishing app, and...

Review: The Long + Short

by Marion Telsnig | Feb 20, 2015 | Blog, Review

The Long + Short is a digital-first publication by Nesta, the UK’s innovation foundation. Its content is clever and engaging, but does it do enough to make up for a frustrating reading experience? The app has been designed so that the HTML is edited once, and...

Review: Harrods Magazine

by Marion Telsnig | Dec 10, 2014 | Blog, Review

Stylish, glamorous and technically exceptional, the digital edition of Harrods Magazine is everything you would expect a high-end publication to be. Harrods have been ahead of the digital curve for some time now. They released their iPad-only edition over two years...

Review: The New British magazine

by Marion Telsnig | Nov 10, 2014 | Blog, Review

The New British is a hard-hitting documentary magazine which ‘celebrates culture in all of its modern aspects’. Here, we take a look at how Issue Zero has fared in its first steps into the digital world. Initially released as a limited edition print...