Next Wave Tour: London Draws Publishers from Across the UK

Submitted by Victor Cardoso on 27 April 2012

Publishers from across the United Kingdom converged in London for WoodWing's Next Wave Tour, a free half-day seminar devoted to informing attendees on how to take advantage of the boom in mobile publishing. London's City Hall provided the venue, offering dramatic views of the city's skyline, especially Tower Bridge. read more >>

WoodWing NextWave @ Jakarta, Indonesia

Submitted by Remco Koster on 15 March 2012

Tablet publishing is alive and kicking in Indonesia. Publishers here are not afraid to go for new opportunities and to innovate. Kompas Gramedia alone has 8 tablet apps in the app store and publishes daily not only to the iPad but also to Android and RIM's Playbook. Other publishers have followed suit with Media Indonesia, MRA, Tempo, Detik.com and Bali Post all having launched tablet apps with WoodWing. read more >>

Asian newspapers moving to 2.0 tablet editions

Submitted by Remco Koster on 18 November 2011

Asia has been a hotbed for newspaper iPad (and other tablet platform) editions right from when the iPad came out in 2010 and other tablets emerged after that. In Indonesia, Kompas Gramedia was the first daily newspaper in Asia on the iPad. In Hong Kong, the South China Morning Post was the first English daily newspaper in Asia on the iPad. In WoodWing Asia Pacific's backyard of Malaysia the newspaper publishers have also been quick to embrace the iPad and other tablets. The Star successfully launched first on the iPad, followed closely by the New Straits Times Press who launched three daily apps: Harian Metro, Berita Harian and the New Straits Times. read more >>

WoodWing's Integration with Adobe DPS: What's changed?

Submitted by Victor Cardoso on 18 October 2011

As announced via a joint press release and Adobe's own DPS Blog, WoodWing's Tablet Publishing Solution is now going to integrate exclusively with Adobe's DPS system. Common questions from current and prospective customers are: What's next? Will WoodWing's Tablet Publishing Solution be a carbon copy of Adobe's? read more >>

Hearst Fujingaho can now focus on building its future

Submitted by Joel Ingulsrud on 22 September 2011

Tokyo felt like muggy mid-August last Friday, September 16th, as WoodWing Gold Partner Visual Processing Japan (VPJ) hosted their VPJ Solution Symposium inside the cool and comfortable Conrad Hotel Tokyo near Shinbashi station. Three hundred publishing industry professionals from throughout Japan attended the event which opened with an inspiring keynote by WoodWing CEO Hans Janssen. read more >>