Publishing magazine in the form of an app. Realistically, the ebook standards are just not going to catch up anytime soon and I think the future is self-encapsulated apps for our interactive ebooks and content.
With an app, readers can swipe and move objects, click on books like a button to go right to their purchase page after reading an author interview etc. With Android, it works on Android devices too, which many people are reading on, not just ereaders.
For children's books, using flash, you can animate simple illustrations, let a child HEAR the author reading the words by tapping on the letters, etc.
I just have to get the skills to do all this using GUI since I have tried and cannot think like a porgrammer to handwrite code. I can go in and modify code after reading about how and why etc, but I need visual for the design process.
And as far as application goes, simple Kindle apps can be used to tell readers about a week long $0.99 sale, or an author's full catalog, or the hottest new releases in Romance in the last 30 days etc. with interviews from those authors. The applications are endless, it's just taming the technology.
When I looked into outside companies converting Indesign to apps, it was $1299-$5,000 per APP per Channel! Now, as my magazine does well with associate traffic and paid ads (associate links can be used in software applications in the Amazon store, but not in ebooks, weird again) I plan to purchase a Mac and make apps for iPad too. But I have to learn to crawl, then walk, then RUN!