CARDIFF CITY'S BIG CF11 iPAD LAUNCH
Fri Aug 17, 2012 2:53 pm
Cardiff City unveils their first digital match programme with abannan
Cardiff City Football Club have today marked a significant football milestone by releasing this season's first rich media iPad match-day programme app.
Thanks to an innovative partnership between the club and specialist software developers abannan, fans can now download the programme for the Friday night opening season game against Huddersfield Town to their iPad tablets. The app can be downloaded directly onto the iPad from Apple's iStore, costing less than a traditional programme at only £2.49.
The project with Cardiff City is the latest application of publishing software developed by abannan to provide tablet users with an on-screen reading experience that is as natural as the printed page, but which also provides the opportunity for a wide range of rich content. Until now such content has only been available at a cost from third party sites. Downloadable features built into the abannan software will ensure that supporters are updated with real time club developments, along with introducing new and innovative features as the season develops.
The project with Cardiff City is the latest application of publishing software developed by abannan to provide tablet users with an on-screen reading experience that is as natural as the printed page, but which also provides the opportunity for a wide range of rich content. Until now such content has only been available at a cost from third party sites. Downloadable features built into the abannan software will ensure that supporters are updated with real time club developments, along with introducing new and innovative features as the season develops.
http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html
Cardiff City Football Club have today marked a significant football milestone by releasing this season's first rich media iPad match-day programme app.
Thanks to an innovative partnership between the club and specialist software developers abannan, fans can now download the programme for the Friday night opening season game against Huddersfield Town to their iPad tablets. The app can be downloaded directly onto the iPad from Apple's iStore, costing less than a traditional programme at only £2.49.
The project with Cardiff City is the latest application of publishing software developed by abannan to provide tablet users with an on-screen reading experience that is as natural as the printed page, but which also provides the opportunity for a wide range of rich content. Until now such content has only been available at a cost from third party sites. Downloadable features built into the abannan software will ensure that supporters are updated with real time club developments, along with introducing new and innovative features as the season develops.
The project with Cardiff City is the latest application of publishing software developed by abannan to provide tablet users with an on-screen reading experience that is as natural as the printed page, but which also provides the opportunity for a wide range of rich content. Until now such content has only been available at a cost from third party sites. Downloadable features built into the abannan software will ensure that supporters are updated with real time club developments, along with introducing new and innovative features as the season develops.
http://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/page/New ... 30,00.html
Re: CARDIFF CITY'S BIG CF11 iPAD LAUNCH
Fri Aug 17, 2012 3:31 pm
I've just downloaded tonight's programme for £2.49,
Programmes look good even though there red mainly.
Least I can't lose it I guess
Programmes look good even though there red mainly.
Least I can't lose it I guess
Re: CARDIFF CITY'S BIG CF11 iPAD LAUNCH
Fri Aug 17, 2012 3:32 pm
Superb layout and brilliant idea! Well done CCFC
Re: CARDIFF CITY'S BIG CF11 iPAD LAUNCH
Fri Aug 17, 2012 3:35 pm
LutonBluebird wrote:I've just downloaded tonight's programme for £2.49,
Programmes look good even though there red mainly.
Least I can't lose it I guess
Me too, look great don't they.