Monthly Archives: November 2010

Phil Gyford on why Murdoch’s iPad newspaper might not fail

Posted on November 25, 2010 by Ian Betteridge

Why the iPad newspaper might not be doomed: “Next, Tate says that News Corp. “sucks at the internet”. One thing I hear a lot is “the internet is different, you must get it to succeed, you old media folk don’t … Continue reading →

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In praise of Kindle

Posted on November 13, 2010 by Ian Betteridge

Getting the out-of-box experience right with consumer electronics is hard, which is why so many companies get it wrong. With the Kindle, Amazon has produced a customer experience that Apple would be proud of. In fact, it’s arguable that the … Continue reading →

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Google is the carriers’ best-friend

Posted on November 1, 2010 by Ian Betteridge

Doc Searles has got a new iPhone, and muses on a few points: “I still see this as a phase, and not a bad one. Apple and Google have together cracked open the unholy death grip that phone makers and … Continue reading →

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