Sentence examples for personal magazines from inspiring English sources

No one publisher could create Flipboard's personal magazines or Instapaper's curated feeds, because they are not based on a single content source.

Key to this is Flipboard 2.0, which McCue says has been a huge success, up from the 3m personal magazines created by September 2013 to the present figure of more than 5m.

Will people prefer Apple's editorial selections, or will they gravitate toward Flipboard's now potentially even more personal magazines?

Feature additions include a "My Feed" section, letting you curate stories to your own interest, the ability to create your own aggregated magazine from your interest, and subscribe to personal magazines.

Maybe Martha would shed some light on this humiliating turn of events in her very personal magazine, where she reveals even friends' birthdays.

It's not just a matter of his opinions (which I frequently disagree with, though less frequently with every passing year), it's also his creation of a unique personal magazine.

Topics ranged from his personal magazine subscription list (Mojo, Sports Illustrated, The New Yorker, The Economist, New York, Bloomberg Businessweek, GQ, The New Republic) to what 15-year-old Hugo would think of his adult self (astounded, though a little bummed).

Billing itself as a "personal magazine", Flipboard provides users with the ability to search content from different online publications, as well as aggregating articles from links posted to social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter.

Although its ambition remains to be "your personal magazine" across tablets and smartphones, Flipboard has steadily added features from its original incarnation as a magazine-like way to browse social media updates and RSS feeds.

In a recent Q&A, Charlie recommended imagining you are the editor of your own range of magazines about your life, saying: "You've got your personal magazine, Facebook, where you share all the latest gossip and pics - it's like Heat, but for you.

Flipboard, the app that lets you make a personal magazine by aggregating your favourite online publications, blogs and social feeds, has acqui-hired the Technicolor-backed visual storytelling startup Ultravisual to boost its content-curation functionality.