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Author Archives: Inside Flipboard
Calling All Flipboard Students
Please join us for our first Skillshare class, called “Flip It! Make Magazines on Flipboard,” on May 28. Attendees will learn the basics of curating on Flipboard using both their mobile device and the new Flipboard Editor for the Web, … Continue reading
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Tagged education, Flipboard, how-to, magazines, skillshare
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Bike EXIF and Cycle EXIF Roll in to Flipboard
If it’s got two wheels, stylish looks and you can ride it, chances are you’ll find it in Bike EXIF or Cycle EXIF. The brainchild of former creative director Chris Hunter, Bike EXIF and Cycle EXIF are dedicated to the … Continue reading
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Share Among Friends
Today’s update for iPad and iPhone offers several new features—including revamped profile pages and the ability to text a magazine to someone. But really it’s about friends. (Isn’t it always?) There’s a new share menu that makes it easier to … Continue reading
Meet the Editor: Manage Your Magazines on the Web
The “Flip It” button gets a major new expansion today: the Flipboard Editor, which gives all Flipboard curators more control over their magazines, including reordering items, promoting covers and viewing readership stats—all from a Web interface. To create your own … Continue reading
FT Debuts on Flipboard
The FT, or Financial Times, one of the best-read business sources in the world, launched today on Flipboard. Readers can access its recent blog and video reports for free, while FT subscribers—after supplying their credentials via the Accounts area in … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Content partner, iOS
Tagged business, financial times, ft, london, news
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The Next Generation of Flipboard, Now on Android
After nearly a year of enjoying Flipboard as readers, now people with an Android phone or tablet can be editors, too. Starting today, our Android community can collect and save the things they love into topical magazines on Flipboard. These … Continue reading
The Brit-ish Invasion
Brit Morin, whose DIY lifestyle site Brit + Co. is now paginated for Flipboard, is the perfect poster child for Silicon Valley. Young, smart, self-actualized and preternaturally entrepreneurial, she also happens to have worked for both Apple and Google before … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Content partner, iOS
Tagged brit morin, crafts, design, diy, Home, tech
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Flipboard for Neighborhood Activists, Issue Advocates, Political Junkies and Pols
Flipboard 2.0 gives readers a new outlet for their creative potential and tools to express their views, passions and interests. In this biweekly series, we’ll be showcasing how different groups of people use magazines to educate, inform, entertain, promote, inspire…the … Continue reading
It Takes an iVillage
Launched in 1995, iVillage is the grand dame of women’s sites. Like so many dotcoms born during the Web’s infancy, only the strongest made it to Q1 of the new millennium. Now owned by NBC-Universal, iVillage attracts more than 30 … Continue reading
Flipboardistas, Rejoice! Remodelista and Gardenista Launch
Remodelista, which calls itself a “sourcebook for considered living,” started in the Mill Valley, CA, living room of Julie Carlson. An erstwhile New Yorker magazine copy editor with a great eye for design, Carlson pretty much lived on her Macbook … Continue reading
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Tagged gardening, gardenista, Home, remodelista
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