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Every page is your homepage: Reuters, untied to print metaphor, builds a modern river of news

Article pages now have added depth and context, providing more opportunities for readers coming from social media to discover more content. Justin Ellis

Chris Hughes on turning The New Republic into a technology company that adapts to readers

The co-founder of Facebook says the relaunched magazine will need to experiment with how its content is delivered and how they engage with advertisers. Justin Ellis

29th Street Publishing wants to make selling magazines for iPads as easy as blogging

The company, which has its roots in blogging, is working with smaller publishers to produce simple, lightweight magazines for smartphones and tablets. Justin Ellis

Some lessons from the demise of The Daily: Was it the platform, the content, the structure, or the business model?

The built-for-iPad “newspaper” is closing on December 15. Here are the ideas some are taking away from News Corp.’s high-profile venture into a platform-specific news organization. Joshua Benton

Joshua BentonOctober 2, 2012

The New York Times debuts an HTML5 iPad web app to complement its native apps

It’s a bold and potentially cross-platform experiment. But it’s unclear how it can (or why it should) compete with the Times’ better, native iPad app.

Justin EllisAugust 2, 2012

You can thank Ralph Lauren for free access to The New York Times’ iPad app (well, some of it)

The clothing giant wants to reach the Times’ iPad readers; the Times wants to let those readers dig deeper into the app.

Justin EllisJune 14, 2012

The aggregator builds a magazine: The Huffington Post slows itself down with Huffington

The new iPad magazine from the Huffington Post is looking to court a higher-end audience willing to pay for weekly, longform journalism.

NY Times updates iPhone/iPad apps for customized reading

The Times is also pushing more material to devices overnight, aiming to improve the user experience on launch and save readers some bandwidth on their data plans. Justin Ellis

Revenge of the afternoon newspaper: Brazil’s O Globo sees engagement skyrocket with a magazine-like iPad app

O Globo’s new evening iPad edition is beautiful and dynamic — and it’s keeping readers hooked five days a week. Adrienne LaFrance

Justin EllisMay 1, 2012

A Twin Cities turnaround? The Star Tribune carves a path back through growing audience

Out of bankruptcy, Minnesota’s largest newspaper is starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel.

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