How much do I use my phone?
You have seen the reports – Americans check their cell phones on average 110 times per day. Assuming eight hours of
Email is mobile (Or how to spend 10 hours and save 30 minutes)
Actually, the headline is 50/50 clickbait. But this is about email and mobile and a bit about time-savings.
I
Is the tide turning for UX in media?
Here is a word that does not come up often enough in journalism-tech conferences:
Empathy.
Empathy for readers, for advertisers
Job opening: Senior Manager Mobile Initiatives
We are hiring a number of web and mobile positions right now – but a key to our success is this
The readers we ignore and the news they want
Millennials like news. They just don’t like you – the legacy newsroom.
Don’t take it personally. By all accounts
That's not how innovation works
In the New York Times today by Joe Nocera – worth a read:
This Apple, the post-Jobs Apple, has become risk-averse,
New mobile training at API
The American Press Institute has launched a new online training section, powered by Poynter’s News University:
https://pressinstitute.newsu.
Why personalization is hard (and why you need to aggregate.)
Since it launched, Zite has been one of my favorite apps. Keying off my Twitter stream the product does an
Flipboard and Medium are not fighting for app v.s. web supremacy
Yes, apps and web have different features and user experiences. Yes, some people prefer one over the other. Yes, we
Why do people read news, why do they pay for it?
Both of those headline link-bait questions and more answered (or at least addressed) in a below roundup of somewhat recent