Earlier today, news broke that The New York Times was raising the price on its E-Edition from $14.99 to $19.99 a month. Now, Amazon has just told customers with Kindle subscriptions to the Times that they’re getting a price hike too: they’re jumping from $13.99 to $19.99 — an increase of 43 percent. Current Kindle [...]
Tags: Amazon Kindle, Anticipation, Free Trial Period, Ipad, Launch, New York Times, Nyt, Price Hike, Sake, Six Months, Subscription Fee, Subscription Price, Subscription Rates, Substantial Savings, Term Commitments, Today News, Unused Portion, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal, Wireless Delivery
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Sat, April 3 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
We had some fun yesterday for April Fools day, fake-covering the launch of the New York Times iPad app by replacing some words of an article in the paper published back in 1996 upon the launch of its first Website.
Now, the company has introduced its iPad app for real. It’s free and both advertiser-sponsored [...]
Tags: Advertiser, Airplane, April Fools Day, Digital Content, E Mail, Editors Choice, Feature Articles, Feature Sections, Ipad, Itunes, Launch, Mail Articles, Navigation Capabilities, New York Times, Nyt, Photo Slideshows, Sapphire, Share Options, Sophisticated Navigation, Touch Screen
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Fri, April 2 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
Facebook is finally going to enter the location game at this April’s f8 conference, according to a report this morning on the NYT’s Bits blog. And they’re looking to take Google head on.
We’ve been hearing rumors about Facebook’s location features for a long time, but the buzz has picked up in the last few [...]
Tags: Api, Assertion, Buzz, F8, Facebook, Game, Google, Legs, Location Based Services, Location Data, Location Features, Long Time, Nyt, Privacy Settings, Report Doesn, Small Business Advertising, Status Updates, Third Parties, Those Rumors, Twitter
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Tue, March 9 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments
In 2008, I attended a meeting in Madrid, Spain that featured the coolest demonstration I had ever seen. The problem was that I wasn’t allowed to talk about what I had seen because the company was still in stealth-mode. More importantly, several governments, including the U.S. government were still exploring various parts of the technology [...]
Tags: Better Time, Co Founder, Computing Systems, Demonstration, Dominance, Fundamental Level, Gesture, Ipad, John Underkoffler, Madrid Spain, Minority Report, Next Generation, Nyt, Stealth Mode, Step 1, Step 2, Steven Spielberg, Talk About The Future, Ted Conference, Unveiling
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Tue, February 16 2010 » Uncategorized » No Comments