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September 12, 2012 1:41 PM Subscribe
Please recommend a virtual magazine host.
So, I edit an e-zine, which we host with a third party. That company, Bluetoad, is apparently at the center of the Apple UDID leak. Their website is now down and I'm on the lookout for something better.
I need a platform that will, in descending order of importance, do the following:
Take in a pdf and output an interactive e-zine Enable linking Have some sort of analytics built in Display well in a magazine format on a computer as well as on a tablet Not cost a fortune One thing Bluetoad does that I like is keep a database of advertisers so that linking ads is not a chore I have a domain name. I'd like it if the link to the magazine were www.domain.com/issue, not www.onlinemags.biz/domain-online/48332qwe45 Have pretty pretty page transitions, skins and other features
I've come across issuu.com and flippingbook.com. Do you have testimonials for these services? Would you recommend another?
So, I edit an e-zine, which we host with a third party. That company, Bluetoad, is apparently at the center of the Apple UDID leak. Their website is now down and I'm on the lookout for something better.
I need a platform that will, in descending order of importance, do the following:
I've come across issuu.com and flippingbook.com. Do you have testimonials for these services? Would you recommend another?
My company uses Texterity. I don't know much about pricing though.
posted by misskaz at 3:28 PM on September 12, 2012
posted by misskaz at 3:28 PM on September 12, 2012
Best answer: For posterity (FWIW—these are internet platforms, after all), we went with FlippingBook.
posted by Terminal Verbosity at 10:35 AM on November 27, 2012
posted by Terminal Verbosity at 10:35 AM on November 27, 2012
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Issuu is nice, but I"m not sure it does linking. The paid version, which isn't expensive, might.
posted by Brandon Blatcher at 3:26 PM on September 12, 2012