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    Articles tagged native apps (6)

    WSJ’s What’s News app (R.I.P.) is getting a second life in the latest refresh the paper’s main iOS app
    Joshua BentonSeptember 17, 2015
    Press Publish 16: Jason Kint on how worried publishers should be about the arrival of adblockers on mobile
    Pretty worried, it turns out! At least according to the CEO of the trade organization formerly known as the Online Publishers Association.
    In the “web vs. apps” debate for online publishers, apps are on a run
    Justin EllisJune 19, 2013
    Respond to this: The Boston Globe wants to offer iPhone users a native app and a cheap price
    The newspaper world’s most prominent exemplar of responsive design is also putting a bet on Apple’s App Store — at a price point aimed at people who wouldn’t normally pay full fare.
    Joshua BentonOctober 2, 2012
    The New York Times debuts an HTML5 iPad web app to complement its native apps
    It’s a bold and potentially cross-platform experiment. But it’s unclear how it can (or why it should) compete with the Times’ better, native iPad app.
    Moving mobile: ReadWriteWeb chooses responsive design over a native iPhone app
    Like other publishers, the tech blog is shifting its mobile development emphasis from apps to the browser. Justin Ellis
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