This October, Flipster commemorates its third year providing libraries access to best-selling digital magazines. To celebrate, we’re sharing Flipster milestones.

EBSCO’s Technical Product Manager for Flipster, Michelle Rowe, offers guidance on what to look for when selecting a digital magazine platform, and the role that digital magazine apps play in the user experience.

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

Lauren Bordelon, Public Relations Librarian for Lafourche Parish Public Library in Louisiana, provides an overview of her experience using and promoting Flipster, the digital newsstand for libraries, and the impact it has made in her community.

See what librarians at Earl S. Richardson Library at Morgan State University in Baltimore considered when looking for a digital magazine service, and how students and faculty are using Flipster.

Sometimes we learn more from challenges and failures than from successes. Read three reasons why looking behind the scenes at the long road to achieve success can be a valuable and motivating experience.

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.

Learn how librarians can market their resources to patrons.

See five ways that magazines are making a difference for student success in the classroom.