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    Articles tagged Read It Later (6)

    Pocket readies for a paywalled world with new site subscription feature
    The app now makes it easier to save articles from sites that require subscription or registration. Justin Ellis
    Ken DoctorSeptember 20, 2012
    The newsonomics of all-access delight
    We access news on multiple devices. Shouldn’t those devices be smart enough to connect our actions to their presentation?
    Joshua BentonDecember 14, 2011
    Is it just 8,000-word epics that make people hit “Read Later”?
    Or are tools like Instapaper and Read It Later really just scratching an itch for time-shifted reading, whether those pieces are long or short?
    New Read It Later data: What does engagement look like in a time-shifted world?
    The divide between most-saved content and most-returned-to content says a lot. Megan Garber
    Why The Atlantic joined up with Pulse — and what the app’s usage stats can tell data-hungry publishers
    Pulse users on smartphones launch the app twice as often as tablet users — but tablet users keep it open twice as long per session. Justin Ellis
    February 14, 2011
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