Hewlett-Packard executive Andrew Bolwell doesn’t believe the market for magazines and other printed publications is dead. He just thinks it’s time for a new approach. In the Internet Age, he said, ...
In the past, I've viewed Hewlett-Packard's custom-publishing product, MagCloud, as a bit puzzling, but now The Atlantic is making more sense out of it ... and its idea is something other magazine ...
Why start a blog when you can start a nice, glossy print magazine? Hewlett-Packard recently launched a new service called MagCloud, which flattens the entire magazine distribution process into one ...
Publishing a short run magazine used to be a rather pricey and labor-intensive process. MagCloud is an inexpensive way to bring your specialty magazine to press without hefty upfront fees. It costs ...
PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwire - Sep 17, 2012) - (NYSE: HPQ) -- HP MagCloud today announced a web-based viewer that enables publishers to bring stunning versions of their publications to life in any ...
The transition to cloud computing has not been all that kind to Hewlett-Packard. Over the years, HP has unfurled one cloud service and then another, only to rescind the services a short while later ...
Apparently, the problem with print publishing is that it needs to be democratized. That, at least, is the takeaway I gleaned from an excerpt from a speech given yesterday at the Interactive ...
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