Next Issue Media, a group of publishers that includes Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, Time Inc. and News Corporation, has announced the release of their all-inclusive magazine tablet application, which will include 32 magazines like The New Yorker, Time, Vanity Fair, Better Homes and Gardens, Elle, Esquire, Wired, Fortune, People, Real Simple and Sports Illustrated. After more than two years of preparation, the group of publishers is ready to release the app, which gives readers the chance to purchase all their magazines for a monthly rate.

Conde Nast plans to give advertisers tablet readership reports about 10 weeks after their digital issues come out. The report will include many statistics including the magazine's paid tablet subscriptions and single-copy sales during the reporting period, the number of readers that actually opened the issue's tablet edition, as well as the total number of times that readers opened them and spent time reading.

Vdopia Inc., the world's largest mobile video advertising company, today announced .VDO: a new file format that - for the first time ever - enables advertisers and publishers to seamlessly run video-enabled ads on the mobile web without Flash or plug-ins.