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Thinking about media change (and iPads)
It hasn’t been a productive day today. My main interest has been following all the news about the new iPad 2 announced over the lunch hour. I’m impressed by it, and absolutely certain I did the right thing in waiting … Continue reading
Apple’s controversial new subscription policy
A little history, then talk about a current controversy swirling around Apple: If you want to accuse journalists of having a bias, you might start with how they portray Apple and its successful line of computer and media player products. … Continue reading
We Wants It
What was once a April Foolsie is now real:
Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Is this the year of 3D TV? Probably not. And despite reports, last year wasn’t either. Does the world need a version of Huckleberry Finn without the “N-word” in it? Probably not. Though people have been looking for ways to … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 4, Chapter 9
Tagged books, censorship, ipad, kindle, questions, television
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Bob Woodward and Ben Bradlee do Promo for Washington Post iPad App
Posted in Chapter 6, Uncategorized
Tagged Bob Woodward, ipad, mobile media
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
Can a $60 Roku box replace basic cable? Now that it has Hulu Plus for $10 a month? Maybe. Who is using mobile media devices and how do they feel about advertising on them? iPad users skew younger and male, … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 15, Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged global media, ipad, mobile media, questions
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One way traditional newspapers are better than iPad newspapers
Posted in Chapter 6
Tagged ipad, newspapers
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