Liquid State co-founder Philip Andrews recently took to the stage at AIMIA’s 2015 iteration of The Future of Digital Publishing. There, he spoke about content syndication, segmentation and self-curation.
Liquid State is all about agility and flexibility, so we are constantly working to make creating, managing, and updating app content more streamlined than ever before. Recently, our development team released an improvement to how page and issue thumbnail images are handled in the Liquid State system.
It’s been a while since we posted an update here – but that doesn’t mean we haven’t been busy! We have so much to share about what’s new with Liquid State. In fact, the past few months at Liquid State have been packed full of exciting developments.
The constant decline in advertising revenue for magazine publishers is a worrying statistic that has not only seen the closure of iconic titles and long standing businesses, but also the departure of friends from the industry.
In the last year alone, the flurry of technological advancement in mobile devices has been truly astounding. Aside from the functionality that these devices now offer to users, these developments have also caused a paradigm shift in the publishing industry.
We’ve been talking about it for a long time. Our new user interface (UI) finally went live last night! For those of you who managed to avoid all the chatter, this is the biggest cosmetic update to Liquid State since Liquid State began.
The internet is widely used for digital marketing – as a promotional tool, a distribution channel and sometimes as the product itself. But is marketing via social media platforms always a good tactic?
Phil’s interview with Digital Brisbane on how to do business in the digital age.
We won the ANZ Made in Brisbane Award for High-Growth Business Start-Up at the Lord Mayor’s Business Awards! Now some of you might have already heard about it, but nothing feels official until it’s on the blog.
I was very excited to hear European tech startup blog Venture Village wanted to feature Liquid State as their Startup of the Week. Many of the Venture Village team are, like us, Australians who love Berlin – so there’ll always be allegations of favouritism.
