Press release from the issuing company
New ultraportable format, streamlined publishing process and HP TouchPad app introduced on service's third birthday
PALO ALTO, Calif., HP today announced a range of upgrades for its MagCloud content publishing web service, enabling publishers to reach an even broader audience.
Announced on the third birthday of MagCloud, new features include a smaller digest size for publications, a simplified publishing process and a new MagCloud application for the HP TouchPad:
"We really focus on listening to our customers, and with their feedback we've been able to continually innovate and improve MagCloud's services and user experience," said Andrew Bolwell, chief MagClouder, HP. "We look forward to offering publishers and small businesses more choice in how they create and distribute their targeted content, via an array of print and digital formats."
To help celebrate its third birthday, MagCloud has launched a new Facebook photo gallery where publishers can share with fans the back-story of their MagCloud publications through an image and brief description. The latest MagCloud news and special deals available for the celebration are available by following MagCloud on Twitter or liking MagCloud on Facebook.
How MagCloud works
Invented by HP Labs, the company's central research arm, MagCloud is a self-service publishing platform that empowers businesses and magazine publishers alike to easily turn targeted content into professional-quality publications, printed on demand, shipped globally, and available in both print and digital format.
With HP MagCloud, users can publish and distribute a consumer magazine, business portfolio, company brochure, customer newsletter, product catalog or any document that serves their needs without a minimum order or cost barrier. MagCloud takes a customer's materials from PDF to printed publication in just three days.
Users can browse the MagCloud digital storefront, order the latest issue of their favorite publication and have it printed on demand and delivered directly to their doorstep, or download for reading on their digital device of choice. All content is printed to order using HP Indigo technology, delivering professional print quality with no waste or overruns, while reducing the impact on the environment.
More information is available at www.magcloud.com.
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