Meet the Flipster® digital magazine development team, from left: Developer Rip Britton, Developer Tim Poore, Senior Scrum Master Kelly Duvall, Agile Development Manager Brian Smith, Product Owner Lucy Schley, and Developer Dale Hawkins. Learn some interesting facts about the development of the Flipster® mobile app, and the technology behind the award-winning digital magazine app.

Shelly Killam, a Sales Support Representative for Cricket Media and a former foreign language teacher, discusses how the digital age is impacting the “foreign language classroom” and how resources such as digital magazines are supporting successful learning at all ages.

February is designated as "American Heart Month," and libraries across the United States are helping to spread awareness and education about heart disease and offering tips to help people stay “heart healthy.”

The Flipster digital magazine team celebrate their 2018 MLA Platinum win, from top left: Marketing Manager, Julie Twomey; Senior Director of Product Management, Tracey Paine; and Graphic Designer, Rob Stewart. From bottom left: Vice President of Sales, Mark Balentine; Senior Coordinator, Kaitlyn Aiello; Product Manager, Katie Sullivan; and Senior Director of Product Marketing, Faye LaCasse. (Photo illustration by Alex Tourigny and Rob Stewart)

Learn how school districts are combining technology with education by providing students with their own laptop computers, specifically Google Chromebooks.

As libraries around the world are making decisions on what digital magazine platforms to offer to their patrons, Flipster continues to increase the number of best-selling magazines that appeal to readers around the world.

There are many benefits to conducting academic research with magazine archives. Whether providing a snapshot of a time in history or showing the progression of ideas and trends through the years, archive issues of magazines help round out research with historical context.

Dr. Rebecca Pool has written an article in Research Information called “Until the bitter end.” The article examines the evolving role of the subscription agent. Learn what EBSCO thinks about the role of intermediaries.

Julie Twomey, amateur chef and EBSCO marketing professional, explains why she prefers using recipes from popular digital magazines over traditional cookbooks.

Despite the growing popularity of digital resources, libraries and patrons recognize there’s room for both print and digital in a library’s collection development plan. Here are a few reasons why both are desirable, especially with popular magazines.