BeyondTheStory produces Wind in Willows
BeyondTheStory produces Wind in Willows with Stephen Fry introducing readers to each chapter, and reading extracts from the book. It uses images, animation and music to supplement the text.
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Joshua Farrington July 13th, 2013,
Philip Jones July 1st, 2013,
BTS puts wind in its sails
Digital development agency Beyond the Story is to release an interactive version of Kenneth Grahame’s Wind in the Willows narrated by Stephen Fry, as it seeks to showcase its platform and extend its client base.
Gregory Economos May 23rd, 2013,
“The After Earth universe is so richly thought out and detailed.”
“We’re thrilled that we can give moviegoers the opportunity to dive deep into that world, to see the characters and creatures come to life on their iPads and to explore the story in a way that was not possible until now.” Gregory Economos, Senior VP of Global Consumer Products at Sony Pictures Entertainment.
Mark Webster, MacPlanet, The Herald March 7th, 2013,
"The Anne Frank Diary app was built with incredible attention to detail"
“The Anne Frank Diary app was built with incredible attention to detail and rewards a careful read, either in its own right to place it into a historical (and artistically rewarding) context, or as a serious research tool ideal for students willing to delve into something rewardingly layered.”
Jewish News One February 20th, 2013,
iPad app gives more insight into Anne Frank
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Stuart Dredge February 4th, 2013,
"One of the most impressive book-apps of the year"
“It’s early days for 2013, but one of the most impressive book-apps of the year might just be Anne Frank, a new digital version of the famous diary.” Click the link below to review the article.
Stuart Dredge January 25th, 2013,
30 best iPhone and iPad apps this week
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The Book Seller November 13th, 2012,
App developer prepares to launch one of its most ambitious projects yet
App developer prepares to launch one of its most ambitious projects yet: an app version of The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank, developed with Penguin, publisher of the print version.
Stuart Dredge April 28th, 2011,
Robin Harvie explains the rationale behind the publisher's Kings and Queens app
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Alison Flood June 28th, 2010,
The iPhone apps throwing light on best-selling books
Authors such as Iain Banks and Martina Cole are increasingly supplementing book releases with apps full of bonus material.