Moonbot Studios talks Numberlys, apps and interactive storytelling
Stuart Dredge: 'This feels like the invention of radio, television or the movie cinema...'
Touch Press talks digital publishing, Kindle Fire and inspirational book-apps
'We have broken into the Garden of Eden, and it's upon us to take advantage of that opportunity,' says Max Whitby
Ideal Binary takes funding for its fairy tale book-app ambitions
Stuart Dredge: Irish startup raises seed round to ensure its business doesn't face a Grimm future on the app stores
UK firm Mindshapes raises £3.1m to make its play in the kid-apps market
Stuart Dredge: Prepares for the launch of two new educational virtual worlds: Magic Town and Language City
Steve Jobs authorised biography tops bestseller list on pre-orders
Apple chief was 'curled up in pain' for last meeting with biographer Walter Isaacson, for book to be rushed into print
Angry Birds is the elephant in the room at MIPJunior conference
Stuart Dredge: TV producers want to follow in developer Rovio Mobile's footsteps, but book publishers are more sceptical about apps
Kindle Fire given cautious welcome by publishers
While device can boost ebook sales, latest devices intensify concerns over Amazon's increasing dominance of marketplace. By Benedicte Page
ustwo talks Papercut, iPad fiction and interactive storytelling
'We wanted to explore the possibilities of digital publishing…'
Nosy Crow talks fairy tales, book-apps and making your own machine
Stuart Dredge: As its second app Cinderella is released, UK publisher explains how it's straddling the book and app worlds
Felix Dennis talks iPad poetry, Apple approvals and tablets for the elderly
Stuart Dredge: Tales From The Woods marks poetic debut on the App Store, but his magazine company is experimenting elsewhere
Dorling Kindersley talks iPad, Android and its ‘Darwinian’ apps strategy
Stuart Dredge: Justin Moodie on why book publishers are experimenting and innovating on the app stores
Facebook buys iOS book-app publisher Push Pop Press
Stuart Dredge: The developer of Al Gore's Our Choice snapped up, but says social network isn't moving into digital publishing
Book publishers getting to grips with the potential of apps
Stuart Dredge: London roundtable reveals optimism about the creative potential, but an awareness of tight margins too
Publishers and the internet: a changing role?
Connecting with the audience is still publishing's aim, but does the internet make it distribute first and publish later, asks Cory Doctorow
Ebooks: the latest frontier for spam
Mike Essex: The ease with which you can license content and repackage it to sell as an ebook has created a growing problem for Amazon and other resellers – spam ebooks. Distributors are worried, too