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"Users expect a seamless experience whether they are accessing websites on a Android device, a BlackBerry, iPhone, tablet, laptop or desktop.

It is therefore essential that news sites understand the future of mobile and work out whether to spend money developing a range of native apps: for iPhone, iPad and Android, for example; a web-based app such as the much-discussed web app launched by the Financial Times less than a fortnight ago; spend time building an m.site or opt for a mobile-friendly site."

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The headline is a bit of an overstatement. QR codes are going to be around. But Near Field Communication is already in use in Europe and should see more adoption in the U.S.

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Test your site on a mobile phone. A humbling experience.

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Mark Luckie digs out some neat tools to mobilize your web site.

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The Washington Post on Wednesday is unveiling a new mobile version of its Web site as it seeks to catch up to the competition in the mobile arena and exploit a rare area of promise for newspapers.

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"real shifts in both online platform alternatives and in the mobile market are beginning to usher in foundational new usage patterns by users."

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Inexpensive app development site ($199 or $499) depending on your taste/budget.

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Alfred Hermida notes the potential for the iPhone 4 as a useful multimedia tool for journalists. He should know something about this, as he first explored this when the BBC was using Nokias several years ago.

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No. SATSQ.

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Some good news regarding app use. via Will Sullivan

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At this point, I expect every new innovation to be followed with a "can X help save the print publishing industry." via Will Sullivan

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Because, Khoi Vinh says, they’re “bloated [and] user-unfriendly” and because they are largely a result of a “tired pattern of mass-media brands trying vainly to establish beachheads on new platforms, without really understanding the platforms at all.”

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"U.S. smartphone owners are increasingly turning to mobile to access breaking news over other media, including newspapers, TV and desktop web browsers, according to a recent study from mobile app developer Handmark." - Silly, nobody gets breaking news fro

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