Smartphone app brings digital benefits to print publicationsPaperboy uses image recognition technology to enable users to share, save and explore printed media, online.
Desktop platform for creating and publishing interactive e-booksMoglue uses a drag-and-drop interface to enable amateur writers and publishers to create and sell their own e-books, without prior programming knowledge.
Newspaper staff work from branded café, open to the publicThe Winnipeg Free Press online team work from a branded café to increase community engagement.
At Melbourne festival, six wireless routers launch new literary genreMelbourne Writers Festival used what it called “Wi-Fiction” to tap into the standard list of available wireless networks and tell a series of stories one network name at a time.
Synchronized soundtracks enhance e-book experienceBooktrack matches synchronized music, sound effects and ambient sound to the text of e-books in a way that’s automatically paced to the reading speed of the user.
App powers crowdsourced global news photographyScoopshot is a mobile platform enabling global crowdsourced photojournalism.
iPad app makes e-book experience socialReadmill is a social e-book reader for the iPad, pitched as the “Last.fm for reading”.
Augmented reality app links offline and online without QR codesBlippar is an image recognition app that can link printed media to interactive online content without a QR code.
Platform enables authors to write personalized messages in e-booksKindlegraph enables authors to send personalized, digital inscriptions, directly to the reading devices of their fans.
Book popularity analytics for publishersCoverCake enables readers to find new books while also offering publishers and retailers a quick and thorough analysis tool.