iPad Magazine Sales – Tech Titles Leading the Way

Ad Age has taken a look at the fledgling market for magazine titles on the iPad, and which titles and types of titles are achieving some early success.

Not surprisingly, it looks like tech-related titles are leading the way, with Wired Magazine at the top of the charts so far.

The first issue of Wired on the iPad sold 105,000 copies, according to Ad Age. That was significantly higherthan the print sales for the same issue. Since then, Wired for iPad has sold an average of 30,000 copies per month, or about 37% of the newsstand sales.

Popular Science’s iPad edition’s sales are said to be equivalent to 12% of its newsstand sales.

Lifestyle mags for the iPad are not faring anywhere near as well

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Two More Dr. Seuss Titles Hit the App Store

And a little detail on The Big Brag:

"The bear, for a moment, just sulked as he sat
  For he knew that his ears couldn’t hear things like that.
  "This rabbit," he thought, "made a fool out of me.
  Now I’ve got to prove that I’m better than he."

The story tells of a rabbit and a bear, who both boast that they are the "best of the beasts". The rabbit can hear far away, but the bear boasts he can smell even farther. However, both animals are humbled by a mere worm who looks ’round the world

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