Conde Nast is back on your goal of iPad versions of all of his magazines, delivering drag saying according to the report. Citing anonymous company employee, the report that the change of in strategy sale as optimally for the attraction of advertisers are sales-related claims. The report states that the Company undertakes the iPad as a platform and has a different unnamed iPad Edition of one of its arrival in may magazines. "It's a shift," said a Conde Publisher. "The official position was that we all get our magazines on the iPad, because this is going to be such an important Bach." The new change is, perhaps, we can slow it down. My opinion is it smart look Conde, because we have the ambition, but we're not noise. You are not all do what good, so why you all rush to there? "The company was one of that earliest supporters of the iPad, announcement before the start of the iPad his intentions to bring iPad Edition of wired, GQ, Vanity Fair, glamour and the New Yorker." [via Mac rumors]
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