We've compiled relevant resources and news about the magazine industry from the past several weeks. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more great information:Alberta Oil magazine is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Congratulations! On their website they take a look back at the last 10 years in Canadian oil and gas: www.albertaoilmagazine.com/2014/10/alberta-oil-celebrates-10-years/According to the International Advertising Bureau, digital media now has the largest share of ad spending in Canada (via @Mastheadmag): www.mastheadonline.com/news/digital_ad_sales_soar_magazines_and_dailies_fall/If you're looking to incorporate more digital media into your magazine, this Digiday article shares how magazines are making video work (via @magscanada): www.digiday.com/publishers/publishers-video-headaches/Also on a digital side, Magazines Canada is launching new apps for Canadian cultural magazines: www.magazinescanada.ca/cultural_magazines/news/pub:3022/New-Apps-for-Canadian-Cultural-Magazines#.VDVwGOepo3pMagazines Canada has partnered with Kobo Inc. and 49th Shelf to create mini-stores for Canadian arts and literary magazines: www.magazinescanada.ca/press_releases/pub:3031/Canadian-Literary-Arts--Cultural-Magazines-Now-Hig#.VDV37-epo3qIf you haven't heard yet, it was announced that Postmedia is planning to buy all of Sun Media's 175 English-language newspapers and digital properties from Quebecor Media Inc. J-Source (@jsource) has published a graphic depicting newspaper ownership in Canada if this deal is approved by the Competition Bureau: www.jpress.journalism.ryerson.ca/jsource/graphic-media-concentration-in-canada/
