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The magazine paradigm shift to iPhone has started

Hoping to do for magazine "newsstand" sales what it did for music, Conde Nast will launch a $2.99 iPhone app containing the December 2009 issue of GQ -- Gentleman's Quarterly.

The magazine choice is smart, as the reader profile skews to younger male affluents, who are more likely to already have the iPhone, being early adapters.

Read the story here, courtesy of Ad Age.
Posted by Larry Spada at 2:31 PM Labels: app, GQ, iPhone, iTunes


