Several major publishers confirmed ongoing rumors Tuesday by announcing a partnership to develop an online "store" for digital publishing content. Condé Nast (Ars Technica's parent company), Hearst, Meredith, News Corp., and Time Inc. are all involved in the project, aimed at bringing the traditional magazine experience to digital devices such as mobile phones, handhelds, and tablets. The venture does not yet have a name, but will eventually be open to all publications—not just those from the joint partners.