Steve Smith of minonline writes abou the launch of Fortune‘s iPad edition.
“Rather than dazzle us with multimedia pyrotechnics and novel navigational schemes, Fortune appears to be focusing on an enhanced but familiar magazine experience. iPad developers tell us they have been surprised by the appetite users show for images in these digitized magazines. Several publishers also tell us that focus groups they tested are gravitating towards the enhanced advertising in these issue.
“Fortune launches its iPad program just as its parent company engages in a dispute with Apple over how to charge for magazines in the App Store.”
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