dangerousmeta!, the original new mexican miscellany, offering eclectic linkage since 1999.

The Atlantic: The Fall of the Internet and the Rise of the ‘Splinternet’.

“Today to reach the universe of new mobile browsers, you can’t assume that your audience is using only a laptop to access the same version of your content. So it won’t be enough to have just a magazine website. Instead you’ll need a website and a Kindle App and an iPhone/iPad app and another app for another device that has a distinct audience and requires a specific template.” Some will celebrate this, but all I see is more sour businesspeople getting grouchy over more overhead costs.

03/08/10 • 06:10 PM • Economics • Internet • Mobile • No Comments

Comments:

There are no comments at this time for this entry.

 

Leave a comment:

name:

email:

url //:

Your email is not published.
Basic HTML is allowed. Smileys are available, if you're so inclined.

Save personal info (so you don't have to keep entering it)?

Send an email if someone else comments on this thread?

Submit the word you see below:


<< Previous entry: The March issue of FFDMag ...

Next entry: Macworld: iPhone app purge: Are template-based apps next? >>