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Articles tagged iPhone (87)

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Joshua Benton    June 10, 2013
Is this the move that lets news organizations get the most out of pushing breaking news to users, on their phones and at their desks?
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Caroline O'Donovan    March 28, 2013
WorldStream, the Journal’s stream of brief videos built on Tout, is getting premium ad rates and substantial audience numbers.
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Ken Doctor    March 21, 2013
Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon are dominating online advertising. How can publishers find profitable niches in their shadows?
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Justin Ellis    March 4, 2013
“If anybody out there thinks a paywall is going to solve our industry’s problems in itself, they’re in for a very rude surprise.”
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Justin Ellis    February 25, 2013
A bad night for the Academy gave the Times a chance to work on its second-screen offerings, led by A.O. Scott and David Carr.
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Adrienne LaFrance    January 23, 2013
After 13 months, The New York Times this week discontinued its elections app rather than turn it into a general politics app. Here’s what they learned along the way.
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Ken Doctor    January 17, 2013
The arrival of the web knocked the news industry’s relationships — with advertisers and with readers — out of alignment. But there are signs a few small repairs are working.
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Ken Doctor    January 10, 2013
It’s a rare moment: Legacy media leading the way on digital strategy, and watching the web-only guys follow behind.
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Ken Doctor    December 13, 2012
Across the country, college newspapers are turning into college media companies — and offering more than a few lessons to the pros on how to value both print and apps.
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Spark Camp    December 12, 2012
Jonathan Stray, Meredith Artley, and John Davidow share some of the big ideas they’ll take away from the year.
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Subscriptions will offer the story/technology publisher a way to expand its readership and create a persistent source of revenue.
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Justin Ellis    November 26, 2012
A new study finds that the use of computers and Facebook are more associated with information overload than the use of television and iPhones.
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Justin Ellis    November 9, 2012
The Times, Washington Post, and others saw record numbers for mobile traffic. Others, like CNN, used election night to experiment with their design.
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Justin Ellis    September 28, 2012
“Our content is made to share. That I believe is the most effective distribution you have possible,” Delaney says.