It's an active experience for the reader. Print is great, and I've been an art director for print for almost 40 years, but print magazine readership and subscribers are slowly going away ... and in some cases, they're quickly going away. So going online, or giving up seems to be the only two choices. And if you're going online, then you need to deliver a compelling experience. I believe one can provide a compelling experience with VEV. You can crank-up the experience and have all kinds of movement (including video) on the screen, or you can go subtle, or even static. You've got choices. Also, VEV manages the software updates, so that's one thing I don't have to worry about or make a separate payment for. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It's s steep learning curve if you're used to thinking "PRINT" only. But I was able to make the transition, and I've been in the print business for 40 years. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
