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Folio: US newspaper company, Tribune Co, launches magazine just for Kindle

April 8th, 2008 Posted by cathy_relf in Editors' pick, Journalism, Magazines, Mobile, Online Journalism

US newspaper company Tribune is launching a second digital magazine exclusively for the Amazon Kindle ebook reader - a week after launching its first magazine of this kind.

A week after launching Opinionated, a political magazine aimed just at Kindle owners, Tribune has launched its second Kindle-specific title - a daily electronic magazine focused on pop culture - after partnering with PopMatters.com.

According to Folio, the magazine is targeting 18-to-34-year-olds and is available for a free 14-day free trial and $1.49 monthly subscription at Amazon.com.

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