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    Articles tagged iPads (4)

    Joshua BentonJune 8, 2021
    A packed set of Apple announcements could have big impacts on news publishers — for good and for ill
    The news alerts you send to iPhones might be about to disappear from your users’ screens. The bedrock metric of the newsletter business just got murdered. (But there’s good news, too.)
    It turns out no one wants to be tracked all across their iPhones by Facebook (or anyone else)
    Joshua BentonSeptember 3, 2020
    Publishers are getting a (brief) reprieve from Apple’s coming ad-pocalypse
    Apple now won’t kneecap the ad tech industry — for all the good and bad that implies — until early 2021. Publishers should use the extra time to get their data houses in order.
    Adrienne LaFranceJune 6, 2012
    Does your newsroom have a smart-refrigerator strategy?
    Look past iPads and Android phones: There’s another generation of Internet-enabled devices coming, and news companies face more competition for users’ attention.
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