• All Things Digital, Friday, March 4, 2011 3:45 PM

In a puzzling move -- since consumers have already been complaining about the high price of pubs on the iPad -- Condé Nast just raised prices for tablet versions of GQ and Vanity Fair, to $4.99 an issue (that's $2 and $1 more respectively), according to All Things Digital.

The company says the change is part of its move to a different digital publishing system. Meanwhile, to boost sales of the iPad version of Glamour -- the first of the three pubs to shift to the new platform -- Condé cut prices to 99 cents an issue. Go figure.

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