In a market where tablets are predicted to hit the billion mark within three years, Wood says this isn’t a "false dawn", but an area publishers can monetise more successfully.
"People will pay for content on tablets and that is consistent and it's quite a change," he said. "On the web it’s difficult to get people to pay for stuff, on tablets they do. There's a means for survival there and a business model."
Wood said readers are more demanding on tablet computers and expect inventive and multiplatform content such as video and other interactive features.
Here he discusses Future's recent launches and plans for new magazine launches.
Watch the full interview on the videos above.
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