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I’m on my way to get lectured by my dentist and as my lovely wife is driving, I decided to get caught up on some tech news. Much to my surprise, C|Net News is now iPhone-friendly. This is a welcome change. In my opinion, their iPhone-friendly design is second only to Ars Technica’s.
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Google changed its search algorithms to penalize websites which aren't configured to be mobile-friendly. After Essentially, "mobile-friendly" means: Text must be readable without zooming or any taps. Today it happened. After all, there are about 1.9 billion around the world with smartphones, documents eMarketer. Here , Sarah Perez provides all the details in TechCrunch.
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Your industry and your jobs could be saved by mobile. Actually mobile could return the newspaper to being a key institution in society. Hope can be a dangerous entity. However, journalists might just hold on to it for a while longer.
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MAY 12, 2015
Unless content-providers are skilled in online video and mobile, they should be very nervous this evening. Verizon, which announced it is taking over AOL , is looking to leverage its know-how and technology into making a bundle in those areas.
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JUNE 12, 2015
In the history of human progress, rebranding might trump even mobile as a game-changer. Our ability to reposition and repackage ourselves opens infinite possibilities for any person to create a now. The past evaporates into the ether.
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MARCH 16, 2014
Apparently, residents of mobile homes still are, at least according to the coverage in today's The New York Times Magazine. " Mobile home owners and renters have to launch a grassroots public relations campaign to tell their story.
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NOVEMBER 24, 2014
All those houses, condos and mobile homes in AZ which haven't sold will probably be the subject of bidding wars. Here in Tucson, Arizona, the temperature on Thanksgiving Day will be about 80 degrees. Not that we haven't had a few nippy days now and then since late October.
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FEBRUARY 7, 2016
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After all, mobile phones are ideal for keeping us connected to our […]. My guess is that everyone reading this blog post right now owns a cell phone.
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MARCH 29, 2013
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Tonight I spotted this one, which highlights a problem with mobile phones that's all too familiar to those of us who regularly speak in public. If you're looking for sample clips of how not to do it, go no further than the BBC Parliament Channel during the party conference season - if you can bear to sit through one dire speech after another.
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MARCH 3, 2012
Source: Cisco Systems) By 2014, 60% of the world's mobile data traffic will be video. By 2013, 90% of traffic on the web will be video, up from 30% today. Source: MeFeedia).
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Well, for a growing number of families, affluence has ended and downward mobility has begun. Affluence kept the helicopter parents hovering over their offspring. The result was what I called The Fragile Generation in this feature article I published on the subject Download 0611_FRAGILEGEN. A manifestation of that fragility might be the students suicides at NYU, Cornell, and Yale.
The Eloquent Woman
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Blogger has begun beta-testing a new mobile interface for blogs on the platform, and I've turned it on for my blogs. Just use the barcode scanner on your mobile device to copy this QR code, which will load it directly on your phone, or check it out at [link]. (If If you view it on a laptop or desktop, make the screen narrower to get the mobile effect.) I'd love your help in testing it out.
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JANUARY 14, 2013
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