Articles about "Responsive design"


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How The Washington Post created a breakout experience for cycling story

The Washington Post on Thursday became the latest news organization to take the increasingly fashionable step of blowing up its article template to present a feature story in a unique, immersive format.

In December, The New York Times blew some … Read more

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Ad Age: ‘Digital dimes are turning into mobile pennies’

PEJ | Ad Age | IAB | Econsultancy The Pew Project for Excellence in Journalism released the results of a significant study today on the state of mobile news consumption in America. Pew found that some people consume more news after acquiring tablets and that getting news is the second most popular activity on tablets behind emailing. It also sheds light on the difference between people who use apps vs. the Web to get their news. Poynter's Rick Edmonds looks at the business implications: While tablet ownership doubled to 22 percent in the past year, those tablet owners don't want to pay for content and they aren't crazy about advertising either. That leads Rick to conclude that "bundled subscriptions are looking better than ever." (more...)
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Quartz takes the latest step in Web apps evolution

Atlantic Media's new business news website, Quartz, launched today. I wrote earlier about the five things journalists should know about this new project.

The first of those five things was Quartz's tablet-first focus, which we can now see in action.

Although the site is focused on reaching globetrotting business executives on their smartphones and tablets, you won't find it in your favorite app store. (more...)
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How the Boston Globe built an all-in-one website, Web app and mobile site

What is the newly launched BostonGlobe.com? Depending on what type of device you use to view it, you might guess it’s a regular desktop website, a tablet Web app, or a mobile phone site.

All of those answers are … Read more

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At Washington Post and Register Citizen, ‘report-an-error’ forms make it easier to identify, respond to mistakes

When news organizations make mistakes, they can usually count on their audiences to tell them when they’re wrong. But most news sites don’t make it easy for readers to submit correction requests. Readers end up having to point out errors … Read more

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