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Recent Zinio News: MediaWeek Magazine and #1 Radio Stations Nationwide
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Zinio was featured in interviews on five major radio stations, as well as in MediaWeek magazine. To listen, click on the links below:
WTOP Radio, Washington, DC
KSL Radio, Salt Lake City
WOOD Radio, Northern Michigan
WIMA Radio, Lima, OH
WLW Radio, Cincinnati, OH
To read the MediaWeek story, click here.
Posted on October 27th, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
Zinio Featured on Treehugger.com
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Zinio’s Read Green Initiative was featured on Treehugger.com this week. Click here to read!
Posted on October 8th, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
Zinio featured on Good Morning America
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On October 2nd, Zinio was featured as part of Sam Champion’s “Just One Thing” on Good Morning America.
You can check out the segment by clicking here.
Also, check out the online companion story by clicking here.
Posted on October 5th, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
Zinio Digital Textbooks Featured On Good Morning America
Getting the kids prepared to head back to school can be a pricey proposition. The average family is expected to spend up to $600 this year on back-to-school supplies and clothes — but there are ways to slice into that cost. Download Digital Textbooks Another creative option is taking the digital route. You can download the [...]More newspapers & magazines going exclusively digital
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Among the titles that have been popping up and down in the news recently about going exclusively digital are:
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the city’s oldest metro daily
Blender, a popular music and entertainment magazine, which will soon be available to purchase on Zinio!
Christian Science Monitor
Landscape Architecture Magazine, also available for purchase on Zinio!
Posted on March 30th, 2009 | leave a comment | trackback
Popular Science launches new exclusively DIGITAL magazine!
Popular Science magazine has just announced their launch of an exclusively digital magazine, which will be available only through Zinio's technology.Zinio’s “The Read Green Initiative” Gets Some Early Blog Buzz
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Check out this early buzz on The Read Green Initiative(tm):
Peachy Green:
“Have you given any thought to the environmental footprint of your favorite magazine? Sure, we recycle them, but that process takes energy. How can you read green and still get all the unique articles you enjoy from your favorite publications? Zinio has the solution.”
For Full [...]
Posted on September 23rd, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
ZINIO LAUNCHES THE READ GREEN INITIATIVE™, THE WORLD’S LARGEST FREE DIGITAL MAGAZINE OFFERING FOR CONSUMERS
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Groundbreaking Initiative Teams Leading Publishers, Major Corporations, and Industry Leaders to Further Efforts to Continue Environmental Responsibility
Contact:
Jessica Herling
Zinio
Jherling@zinio.com
646-383-4054
New York, NY, September 23rd, 2008—Zinio, the global leader in digital and interactive publishing, is proud to launch The Read Green Initiative™ to the public today. This program is designed to increase the consumer awareness and use [...]
Posted on September 23rd, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
First-ever Digital Version of 60th Primetime Emmy Awards Program
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FIRST-EVER DIGITAL VERSION OF 60th PRIMETIME EMMY® AWARDS PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY ZINIO AND THE ACADEMY OF TELEVISION, ARTS, AND SCIENCES
First-of-Its-Kind Partnership Brings Exclusive Awards Content to Emmy® Fans
Los Angeles, CA— September 11, 2008 —The Academy of Television, Arts and Sciences (ATAS) announced today that it has partnered with (we need another word – there was [...]
Posted on September 15th, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
Zinio Featured on KRON News
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Zinio’s CEO Rich Maggiotto featured on KRON News in San Francisco.
Watch the video.
Posted on September 4th, 2008 | leave a comment | trackback
