Haven’t downloaded the free Publishers Inc 2015 app yet? Here’s a fun little video to that gives you a sneak preview! Click on (https://appsto.re/gb/nfhO6.i) or search for Publishers Inc in the iPad app store to download the app today! Much like the exclusive video footage in our app, this promotional video was made using nothing … Continue reading
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As part of our southerly excursion to the London Book Fair, last week our MSc Magazine Publishing and a few MSc Publishing students had the privilege of a visit to Dennis Publishing, based in Central London. As the 6th largest magazine publisher in the UK, Dennis…
“Don’t stress yourself” was Harriet’s gem of advice when this year’s Publishers Inc team quizzed her on how to handle producing this years’ app. Harriet Leslie was the Editor in Chief of Publishers Inc (2014) – the first digital edition of the magazine produced by Edinburgh Napier MSc Publishing and MSc Magazine Publishing students. During … Continue reading
This is the full version of the video of our interview with Edinburgh Napier MSc Publishing award-winning 2013/14 alumnus, Joanna Cummings, for Publishers Inc 2015. Joanna describes herself as a dynamic content creator, which is borne out in her editorial and design contribution to last year’s Publishers Inc app. In this interview she shares what … Continue reading
In the run-up to World Book Day 2015, Publishers Inc want to know what drives you up the proverbial publishing wall! We want authors, agents, publishers, comic writers, readers, illustrators, pre-press heroes, printers and distributors… not to mention everyone in between. Tell us your woes on twitter using the hashtag #publishingroom101 and @PubInc2015. Continue reading
It’s been a mad week here at Publishers Inc 2015, where the team have been catching up with Alumni to add to our app’s content. We’ve had several interviews in different formats, all designed to add a touch of reality and variety to the upcoming publication. Part of the learning process requires us to be … Continue reading
