WoodWing Software today announced additions to the Enterprise publishing system, including support for multiple tablet devices.
Andrew Lomas
The Saints, one of WoodWing's Technology Partners, introduced an easy and cost-effective way to convert existing pdf files into a format that can be distributed and read using WoodWing's Digital Magazine Reader. A publisher simply uploads the pdf file to an online web portal, and receives the Digital Magazine .zip file in return. This Digital Magazine can then be used to embed in the Reader App or it can be uploaded to a hosted environment, so that users that obtain it using in-app-purchase.
One of Australia’s largest independent media companies will deploy elvis DAM for their editorial archive
WoodWing´s Digital Magazine Tools became the most used tablet-publishing solution worldwide. But also in the traditional media world, WoodWing´s solutions won over publishers of numerous well-known print publications. A review of a revolutionary year.
And more titles are added almost on a daily basis
Press Release - Sydney, 9th November 2010
From Ricky Patten - CEO of Databasics Pty Limited
Now that Cumulus InDesign Companion has been released (with v8.1.1) and Cumulus now supports InDesign CS5 (v8.1.2), it is probably timely to tell you more about how Cumulus can help you... If your organisation uses InDesign and Cumulus, you've got some built-in functionality at your disposal that can definitely save you time and streamline your workflow.
At the IFRA Expo 2010, WoodWing announced support for Android-based tablets like the Samsung GALAXY Tab, and a tablet publishing solution tailored to the needs of newspaper publishers. WoodWing exhibited at Booth A1640.
Samsung, a global leader in mobile technology, and WoodWing Software, a supplier of innovative cross-media publishing solutions, today announced a cooperation to bring digital publications to Samsung's brand-new smart media device, the GALAXY Tab.
With the WoodWing World Tour coming to Sydney at the end of November many people have been asking what the difference is between WoodWing's tablet publishing solution and the one from Adobe. Hopefully the following information will help to shed some light on the subject.
