The Way of the Web
JUNE 10, 2010
The Time sold 5,000 iPad apps in 3 days at £9.99, the Wall Street Journal has 10,000 customers paying $17.29 And Wired is apparently selling more copies on the iPad than in print (print sales were quoted at 79,000). Then it’ll be clear whether the approach you’ve taken to the iPad is actually a solution, or just a very temporary bump.
Justin Levy
JUNE 29, 2010
I also always have a magazine or two and at least a book besides the magazines and books that I keep on my iPad and iPhone. What magazines/journals are you reading to stay creative? This brought me to consider whether or not I have an optimal set up with me at all times to enable content creation and fuel creativity.
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Convince & Convert
APRIL 8, 2010
After a few days of messing around with it, the iPad reminds me very much of that remote control with a cord. Most of the chatter leading up to the iPad’s release was around how would it perform against standard computing tasks. I use my iPad instead of my iPhone, not instead of my MacBook. Same with email.
The Way of the Web
JUNE 15, 2010
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The Way of the Web
JUNE 4, 2010
I might have spent 5-10 years complaining about how reluctant they were, and there’s still a massive way to go for many of them, but I really do think they’re starting to change – possibly inspired the most by the lure of the iPhone/iPad/iTunes route. Carolyn blog comments powered by Disqus Blog Partners:
Convince & Convert
JUNE 11, 2010
Sometime around next February (in time for SXSW), you’ll be able to hold in your hands, ponder on your Kindle, show off on your iPad, and maybe even listen on your headphones to a new book from me and my pal Amber Naslund. But, I’m as excited as Eddie Vedder in a flannel factory about #5. I expect a dedication. kathysacks oh yes.
Social Media Strategery
AUGUST 18, 2010
Company promotions and advertisements were broadcast through television, magazines, billboards and the occasional internet banner. There are several middle/high schools I can think of that are requiring Twitter accounts for 9th graders, iPads for 6th graders, and blogs and wikis for collaborative learning. The Whole. : The Whole.
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