This new code was the exact same when Google first unveiled their magazine service and this would make sense for the Mountain View company to get involved in a hot segment of publishing. When it comes to newspapers on Android, you normally have to deal with dedicated apps, such as the USA Today or World Newspapers. If you feel like going the replica edition route, you can deal with PressReader. When we look deeper into the code, you notice Google alludes to both subscriptions and issues. This would lead us to believe that you could buy a single issue to take out a subscription to a specific newspaper. Newspapers are the type of publication that normally does not have a geographical restriction, so users on a worldwide scale should be able to purchase anything they want. Google Magazines is only available in certain markets, and the same goes with Google Books. The magazine and book publishing sector is rife with restrictions on specific geographical regions. Most newspapers care about selling issues and don’t really care where you live. This has been part of the reason why NewsPaperDirect and PressReader has enjoyed tremendous success worldwide. It seems that Google has the color code and Javascript in place, and most of images seem to be place holder right now. You can expect this service to be officially announced at the upcoming Google I/O conference. Google Newspapers to be Announced at Google I/O is a post from: E-Reader News |
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Saturday, March 16, 2013
Google Newspapers to be Announced at Google I/O
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