This new service will enable grapegrowers and winemakers to access the journals in a format they are familiar with – via smartphone, tablet or desktop device.  

Once downloaded, the publications can be read anywhere and anytime – even if the reader is offline.

Nathan Gogoll, Grapegrower and Winemaker editor, said readers were increasingly looking for more options for accessing wine industry news and technical information. The early signals of business positivity across the grape and wine community has recently seen an increase in Winetitles Media print subscriptions, and the digital content availability will be an additional bonus for subscribers.

“Registered readers will receive email alerts every time a new edition comes out which ensures they never miss a thing,” Gogoll said.

“The digital editions are fully integrated with social media which enables readers to quickly and easily share content through popular social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter.

“We look forward to this feature providing us with even more feedback from across the grape and wine community.”

Elizabeth Bouzoudis, Winetitles Media general manager, said both journals had been available online in PDF formats for many years, however, the PressReader digital option offered additional benefits, including a choice of lower-cost annual subscription for those who preferred access to digital versions, as well as ease of purchase of single editions.

“A key benefit for advertisers and readers is that content, including advertisements, will have hyperlink options, which will enable readers to get further information and complete transactions directly from the publications,” Bouzoudis said.

Read more at source: Daily Wine News