Digital publishing solutions provider Texterity, Inc., US, and B2B media company Penton Media have announced the cross-platform availability of Broadcast Engineering magazine. This is reportedly the first Texterity title to offer apps for both Apple and Android systems.
With more than 120 native magazine-branded apps in the iTunes Store, Texterity has been developing Android solutions in tandem with interactive modules for iOS devices. Android apps for smart phones will roll out first, followed by Android apps for tablets.
Broadcast Engineering U.S is a 33,000 print and digital circulation publication (with an additional 12,000 Broadcast Engineering World circulation), delivering business insight and analysis for corporate management, engineers and technicians at commercial and public TV stations, post-production houses, recording studios, broadcast networks and cable companies.
Building on their print, web, and digital edition channels, Broadcast Engineering US/Canada and World iPhone and iPad apps went live in early March. To date, they’ve been downloaded more than 1,400 times and have already generated 4,000 sessions.
Expectations for the Android app are equally strong.
Both Apple and Android apps for Broadcast Engineering are currently free.
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