Tablet Do’s and Don’ts

Posted in: Content, Mobile, New Ideas, Technology, Trends, by: Mario Garcia

Sep 28, 2010
01:28 AM

Storytelling and designing for the iPad and other tablets is still in it’s infancy, but here are some early observations for those getting ready to enter the “tablet” waters.

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Thou shalt not get this “tablet” thing wrong

Posted in: Technology, Trends, by: Mario Garcia

Dec 06, 2009
11:13 PM

The new “tablet” era is upon us, offering print media and other organizations the opportunity to let users experience their brand in a completely different way.

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2010 01 02

liseli kızlar - it is very nice ı want to buy it.

2010 01 04

Alice - The development of tablet pc´s are rally interesting, and with a proper bredband they are really powerfull devices! I believe they are the way of the future!

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Wednesday Wow: Daily Telegraph iPhone app/site

Posted in: Case Studies, Mobile, Technology, by: John Duncan

Mar 25, 2009
12:59 PM

Number one in an occasional series about the things online that impress us.

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Is top navigation still necessary on news sites?

Posted in: Design, Information Architecture, Navigation, New Ideas, Newspapers, Technology, Trends, by: Mario Garcia

Mar 16, 2009
10:06 PM

It’s a good question because so much time is often spent trying to organize and create the top navigation of a site. That time could be better used working on writing better headlines and blurbs that get browsers to click. Would more people click on the LOCAL NEWS link or a headline like YOUR NEIGHBOR’S A TERRORIST. NOW WHAT DO YOU DO? My guess, not backed up by any research, is the latter.

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Five predictions about US newspapers Pt 2

Posted in: Business Models, Metrics, Newspapers, Revenue, Technology, Trends, by: John Duncan

Mar 12, 2009
02:45 PM

If 85% of US newspapers are going to die in two years, who will be the 15% that survive and what sort of operation will they be able to afford? Without newspaper subsidized revenues, which existing titles might survive in a pared down format? And who is best placed to take advantage of the chaos and take control of the American news landscape?

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2009 03 14

Dario de Judicibus - Here is my opinion about the future of newspapers and journalists:

http://lindipendente.splinder.com/post/20076494/2011:+a+Newspaper+Odyssey

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