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On News Numbers and the iPad Boom

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23 June 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, demandmedia, oecd, lee glandorf, operation for economic co-operation and development, future of journalism,

Media’s Big Statements: Sloganeering, SuperNetworks and the Skiff

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15 June 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, yahoo, aol, kindle, newscorp, ibook, myspace, lee glandorf, cambio, skiff, demand media, fox news, next web, associated content, chad cataccchio, wall street journal,

Pulse of Publishing: New Modes of News Consumption

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20 May 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, twitter, guardian, mashable, gq, lee glandorf, amanda julius, emily bell, pulse of publishing, pete hunsinger, huffington post, u.k. election, new york times,

7 Highlights from the Ad:Tech SF Tweetstream

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06 May 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, facebook, twitter, youtube, gartner, roi, optimization, wikipedia, kindle, mobile, tweets, ad:tech, ad impression, samsung hd, social media, page impression, perfect market,

Pulse of Publishing: WikiLeaks, Bureau of Investigative Journalism

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09 April 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, journalism, wikileaks, lee glandorf, commenting, reuters, iain overton, bureau of investigative journalism, saeed chmagh, collateral murder, guardian zeitgeist, pulse of publishing, foreignpolicy.com, nameer noor-eldeen, elaine potter, jonathan stray, content creation, jeff jarvis,

Will the iPad save Mainstream Media (MSM)?

On Saturday, Apple debuted the iPad – a device the company hopes will become the latest “must have” consumer gadget.  I have already bought into the potential of the iPad and have placed an order for the 3G version, which is due out “at the end of April” (how nebulous is that?).  But I’m a gadget guy, so placing an order did not provide enough satisfaction.  As such, I made the trip to my local Apple store Saturday night to handle (okay, I admit it – fondle) the device myself.  I came away impressed.  The iPad is compact, fast and sufficiently versatile to make it a very interesting addition to my gadget arsenal.  Given my interest in the media business, though, I found myself contemplating the future of mainstream media as I played with the iPad.  Many have speculated on the potential of the iPad to “save” traditional media businesses, with opinions generally landing between maybe and definitely not. However, many publishers such as Conde Nast have embraced the new technology and have big plans to distribute their publications on the iPad. Hearst has even announced a similar tablet reader device of their own.

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05 April 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, newspapers, apple, magazines, hearst, msm, media business, the new york times, ipad ads, mainstream media, circulation rates, apple ipad,

The iPad is Risen—Hallelujah?

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05 April 2010 By Admin

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Tags: ipad, apple, analytics, poynter, newsonomics, lee glandorf, jose antonio vargas, steve myers, perfect market, jason fry, henry blodget, jay rosen, felix salmon, key doctor, barry graubart, josh quittner, huffington post, steve walker,