Gourmet Magazine resurrected for iPad premiere

We aren't about to say that the iPad (or e-readers and tablets in general) is out to save the newspaper and magazine industry, but at least one Conde Nast brand is back in business after the paper edition was shuttered during last year's turmoil. Gourmet Magazine is being revived and retooled with a gratis iPad app, Gourmet Live. It'll bring the best of the magazine, but also weave in social networking integration in order to let readers "share articles to social sites like Facebook and Twitter, tag articles as favorites and see which articles are more popular among their friends." In fact, we're hungry just thinking about it.

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[techee44 Posted Jun 22nd 2010 3:58PM]

Is it sad i was more interested in reading this then all the iphone 4 articles today?

[tosvus Posted Jun 22nd 2010 4:02PM]

@techee44 agree..

[James T Kirk Posted Jun 22nd 2010 4:05PM]

@techee44
Yes, because Apple is the best company in the..

DAMMIT HE GOT TO ME

[Techno1q Posted Jun 22nd 2010 4:47PM]

@James T Kirk

Yup, that guy is a like a bloody virus. Thank god I have access for the secret Antiserum.

[bingster Posted Jun 22nd 2010 3:59PM]

2 nd

[lnm4444 Posted Jun 22nd 2010 4:03PM]

Let's face it. Paper media is dead like Dillinger. Tablets like the iPad is the future and your newspaper, magazines and books will be just a download.

[lobbyz Posted Jun 22nd 2010 4:06PM]

Anyone find it odd that what they're showing the app on is just a fanboy mock-up of the iPad from before it was released?

[Dshark Posted Jun 22nd 2010 4:48PM]

@lobbyz Lol, good catch.

[ideity Posted Jun 22nd 2010 5:05PM]

@lobbyz That's what Apple's iPad simulator looks like.

[iKid Posted Jun 22nd 2010 5:34PM]

What crappy transition animations. Such a low-quality app