The Guardian's photojournalism app, The Guardian Eyewitness, has been available for download since a month after the original launch of the iPad in April of 2010. Originally a completely free app, a recent update introduced a premium subscription plan which offers additional content.
The original app, if my memory serves me well, was single-sponsored by Canon. But despite almost a million downloads (according to The Guardian) the app has not exactloy garnered a flood of advertising support. Now the UK paper is attempting this modest pay model in hopes of generating some income from the pioneering app.
Now the paper has produced a video to sell the new features of the app. See for yourself:
Thursday, August 16, 2012
The Guardian creates a video to promote its 'Eyewitness'
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Labels: New Media, Newspapers, Tablet-only Media



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