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Mobile Apps Made Easy (and Free)
Jack Marshall 02.01.2012Jay Shapiro, former chairman of WPP’s BLUE Group, hopes his new startup will help bring mobile apps to the masses.
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The Daily After One Year: Some Lessons Learned
Josh Sternberg 01.31.2012The Daily was launched with much fanfare a year ago. It’s been a bumpy ride, but there are hopeful signs for the ambitious digital publishing bet.
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Kindle Fire Drives Android Tablet Growth
Jack Marshall 01.31.2012It’s under three months old, but the Kindle Fire already accounts for around a third of app usage on Android tablets.
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The Super Bowl Goes Second-Screen
Jack Marshall 01.27.2012Get ready for a steady diet of calls to tweet, Facebook, check-in and hashtag during this year’s big game
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Counterpoint to Google: Open Isn’t Neutral
Brian Morrissey 01.26.2012According to Mediabank CEO Bill Wise, Google’s ad tech system is open but it can’t truly be neutral when Google has so many conflicts of interest.
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Worth Reading: Mobile Shoppers More Valuable
Jack Marshall 01.12.2012According to Fab.com CEO Jason Goldberg, mobile users are twice as likely to buy from the shopping service as those on the desktop.
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CES Diary: 3D Hype Starts to Fade
Mike Shields 01.12.2012At day two of the Consumer Electronics Show, 3D TV gets a reality check, gestures are the new remote, and innovation is missing.
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CES Through the Eyes of Agency Execs
Brian Morrissey 01.12.2012The Consumer Electronics Show is Mecca for gadget geeks. It’s also increasingly a must-attend for a cross-section of agency executives. Here’s what 10 found.
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Nick Denton, Media Traditionalist
Digiday Editors 01.09.2012Gawker’s Nick Denton is more of a media traditionalist than you think. Plus: AOL’s Devil ads have fallen off. This and more on today’s Reading List.
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Can Microsoft Make a Comeback?
Digiday Editors 01.06.2012Can Microsoft really make a comeback in 2012? Plus: Google says it’s building an open ad system, but it seems pretty closed. This and more on today’s Reading List.
