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 ...
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 ...
Credit to HP for trying something different. That “something,” as it were, is a new scheme called MagCloud that brings the cost of printing glossy magazines down to 20 cents per page. That works out ...
PALO ALTO, CA—August 10, 2011—HP announced a range of upgrades for its MagCloud content publishing web service, enabling publishers to reach an even broader audience. New features include a smaller ...
Blurb, the fast-growing POD self-publishing platform, has acquired MagCloud, a web-based print and digital publishing platform, from HP. The move will add magazine layout and production to Blurb’s ...
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