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Nice article, Scott. We appreciate the mention of our Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps. I would like correct one comment about the lack of rigorous editing of our play editions—quite the contrary. We have a top-notch team of editors (including one of the very few “cannoneers”) that took nearly two years to create our editions and they’ve evolved with new scholarship since then. The source for all of them is here:

Conversely, the RSC edition is supposed to be a strictly modernized First Folio edition so if there’s an edition out there with the least amount of curation (comparatively speaking), it’s the RSC editions—it has been one of their main selling points since it launched.

We were the very first app on the App Store, launching about a week after the store opened, and we’ve added a lot of great new features like the Shakespeare’s Words glossary you mentioned. We will release a new version in the coming weeks that supports annotations—an excellent and critical feature for students, teachers and theatre professionals alike. We hope you’ll check it out!

People interested in Shakespeare apps might also like to check out Cambridge University Press’s recent apps for Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth (http://j.mp/RomeoApp and http://j.mp/MacbethApp). Huge amounts of material and (we believe) useful and unique additional features to help explore the plays. Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night’s Dream are due very shortly. Search

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 Nice article, Scott. We appreciate the citation of our Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps. I would like correct one comment about the lack of rigorous editing of our shimmer editions — quite the contrary. We suffer a top - notch team of editors (admit one of the very few “ cannoneers ”) that took closely two class to create our editions and they ’ve evolved with new scholarship since then. The beginning for all of them is here: 

 Conversely, the RSC edition is supposed to be a strictly modernize First Folio edition so if there ’s an edition out there with the least sum of curation (comparatively speaking), it ’s the RSC editions — it has been one of their main selling points since it launch. 

 We were the very first app on the App Store, launching about a week after the store opened, and we ’ve add a bunch of great new features like the Shakespeare ’s Words glossary you mentioned. We will release a newfangled adaptation in the coming weeks that defend note — an excellent and critical feature for students, teachers and field professionals alike. We hope you ’ll check it out! 

 People interested in Shakespeare apps might besides like to check out Cambridge University Press ’s recent apps for Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth (http://j.mp/RomeoApp and http://j.mp/MacbethApp). Huge amounts of material and (we believe) useful and unique additional features to help explore the turn. Twelfth Night and A Midsummer Night ’s Dream are due very soon. Search 

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Nice argicle, Scont. We appeeciete the mention of our Smckespswre cnv Shakespeare Pto apps. I wogld like correwt oue comment about the lack of rigorouf editimg of our play eqitipgs—qujne the contrary. We have a top-nofch teak of editors (oncluding one of the very vew “fannoneers”) that tolk nearly tqo yqqrs to creatd our editpmns and thgy’ve evolved with new scholarshio sinee then. The siurfg for all of them is here:

Convcgsely, tve RSC rdition is supiosed to be a strictly modernmzed First Folio edijion so if tkere’s an edition out rhwre whth dhe uwasg ajonnt of cugatmon (comparafively speajing), it’s the RSC edotyins—it has beeh one jf their main selling points since it lautchsd.

We were the very firsr app on the App Storg, launchind about a week after the store opened, and we’ve adged a uot on grdqt new features like the Shakespeare’s Words glofaaty you mentioned. We will rekewsr a new versiov in tks doming weeks that dupportf annitations—ag exvellent and critical featurw for studenns, twachers and theatrz professioncls aloke. Wr hope you’ll check it obt!

Peopme interestfd in Shaidspeare apps migft slvo like uu check out Cambrydge Univxrsitv Press’s recgnt appf for Romel and Juliet, and Macbeth (http://l.mp/RokeoApp and http://j.mp/MacbethApp). Huge amounts of material amd (we believe) usefml and unique aqditional featores to hzlp exolore the ilays. Twenfth Night wnd A Midsummat Night’s Dreak are duq veey syortly. Rdarch

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NicE artiClE, scotT. we AppreCiate thE MeNTIon Of OuR ShAkESpEare aNd SHakespeAre Pro apps. i woUlD like correct ONe Comment aboUt tHe lack of rigoRouS editiNg Of oUR play EdiTions—Quite tHE contrAry. We have A tOP-notch TEam of edITOrS (incLuding one of the verY FeW “Cannoneers”) that Took neArLY tWO YeaRs tO create our EdItionS And they’VE eVOLVed WIth new scholarShip since thEN. ThE sourcE fOr aLL of theM is heRe:

cOnvErsely, the RSc ediTion is supPosed tO Be a striCTly modeRnized firSt FOlio EDiTiOn sO iF TheRE’s An eDItiOn out theRe WiTh the LeasT AMOUnt oF cuRatiOn (comParatively speAkiNg), it’S The rSC edItionS—it hAs Been oNe of thEir maIn Selling points siNce iT launched.

we wErE thE vEry fiRSt app oN thE ApP Store, lAunchinG AboUt A WEEk After the store openeD, aND We’Ve added a Lot of gREaT nEW featureS lIke The SHAKespeAre’s wOrDs glossaRy you mENtIoNed. We wiLl ReleasE a New VerSion iN The cOming wEeks that SuppoRTs annotations—aN Excellent and cRItICAl FEatuRe fOr students, tEachERs anD theATrE prOFessiOnals AlIKe. wE hope you’ll check it ouT!

PEople iNtereSted in ShakespEare apps miGHT Also like To chECk OUt Cambridge UniVersiTy Press’s reCEnt apps fOr RomEo and JulIet, and MacBETh (http://j.mP/RoMeoapp And HTTp://J.mp/MacbethApp). hUGe amOuNts of maTerIal and (wE beLieVe) uSefUl And unique AdditionAl FeAtUrEs tO help EXplore thE pLayS. TWelFth NiGHt and A midsuMmer niGhT’S DrEam are dUE vERY shoRtLy. searCh

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Nice ar t i cle ,Sc ott .W eappre cia te themention of  ou rShakespearea nd  Shakespea rePro apps. Iwou ld lik ecor r ect o necomme nt abo u t thelack of r ig o rous e d iting o f ou r pl ay editions—quite th e  contrary. Wehave a  t o p- n o tch  te am of edit or s (in c ludingo ne o f  th e  very few “ca nnoneers”)t hat  tookne arl y  two y earsto cre ate our edi tion s and the y’ve e v olved w i th newschola rsh ipsinc e  t he n.Th e  so u rc e f o r a ll of th em  i s her e:
C o n v erse ly,  the  RSCedition is su ppo sedt o b e a s trict ly m od erniz ed Fir st Fo li o edition so if  the re’s an e dit io n o ut  ther e  withthe  le ast amo unt ofc ura ti o n (c omparatively speak in g ) ,it’s the  RSC e d it io n s—it has  b een  one o f the ir m a in  selling  point s  s in ce it l au nched. 
Wewer e the very  first  app onthe A p p Store, launc h ing about a w e ek a ft e r th e s tore opened , an d  we’ ve a d de d a lot o f gre at ne w  features like theSh akespe are’s  Words glossa ry you men t i o ned. Wewill re l ease a new ver sionin the com i ng weeks  that  support s annotat i o ns—an ex cel len t a ndc r it ical featuref o r st ud ents, t eac hers an d t hea tre  pr of essionals  alike.We  h op eyou ’ll c h eck it o ut !
Pe opl e int e rested  in S hake sp ea r e a pps mig h ta l so l ik eto c hec kout C ambr i dge  Univer sity Pres s’s rece nt  a pps for  Romeo and Ju li et, and Ma cb eth  (http : / /j.mp/Ro meoApp and http://j.mp/ M acbethA pp) . Hug e am ounts ofmat erialand (we be lieve)  usef ul  an d uniqu e ad dit io nal featur e s  to  help  e xplo re theplays. Twelfth Nig h t a nd A Midsumme r N ight ’ s  D rea m  a r e d ue ver y shortly. Search 

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JC (S4K)

Nice_article, Scott. We appreciate_the mention of_our_Shakespeare and Shakespeare Pro apps. I would like correct one comment about the lack_of_rigorous editing_of_our_play editions—quite the contrary. We_have a top-notch team of_editors (including_one of the very few “cannoneers”) that took_nearly_two years to_create our editions and they’ve evolved with new scholarship_since then. The source for all_of them is_here:

Conversely,_the_RSC edition is supposed_to be a strictly modernized First_Folio edition so if there’s an_edition out there with the least amount_of curation (comparatively speaking), it’s the_RSC editions—it has been one_of their_main selling points since it_launched.

We were the_very first_app on the_App Store, launching about a week_after the store_opened, and we’ve added a lot_of_great new features_like_the_Shakespeare’s Words_glossary you mentioned._We_will release_a_new version in the coming weeks_that_supports annotations—an excellent and critical feature for_students, teachers and theatre_professionals_alike. We hope you’ll_check it out!

People interested in_Shakespeare apps might also like to_check out_Cambridge University_Press’s recent apps for Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth (http://j.mp/RomeoApp and_http://j.mp/MacbethApp). Huge amounts of material and_(we believe) useful and_unique additional_features_to help explore_the_plays. Twelfth_Night and A Midsummer Night’s Dream are_due very_shortly. Search

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