Grand Designs Australia Magazine and Homespun Magazine, both published by Universal Media Company, have launched digital editions of the magazines’ modern archives in partnership with digital publishing platform Exact Editions. Subscriptions include fully-searchable access to a back catalogue of each title, as well as all new issues as they are released.
Grand Designs Australia, the official publication of the television show, features articles about styles and designs from new builds to conversions, complete with floor plans, so readers can be inspired to create the home of their dreams, says Exact Editions.
Homespun Magazine is a craft magazine focusing on patchwork, embroidery, crochet and more, offering instructions including patterns to make almost anything from cushions and quilts to wall hangings and bags, added Exact Editions.
Exact Editions says through its platform, subscribers benefit from unlimited IP-authenticated access, as well as remote access options, with cross compatibility with all Web, iOS and Android devices.
Digital commercial manager of Universal Media Company, Alex Dalland remarked: “Both Grand Designs Australia and Homespun are beloved by their readers and they’ve translated beautifully to the Exact Editions platform. The team loves how easily accessible the digital editions are and we look forward to seeing our readership widen through the platform.”
Managing director of Exact Editions, Daryl Rayner commented: “We are so pleased to be working with Universal Media Company on selling subscriptions to these two titles. This is a fantastic step towards strengthening our connection with Australian publishers and institutions alike.”
Digital subscriptions for individuals are now available in the Exact Editions shop.
Grand Designs Australia individual subscriptions are available here, and subscriptions for institutions are available here.
Homespun individual subscriptions are available here, and subscriptions for institutions are available here.
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