Technology
A Ford dashboard as it would look when connected to the NPR News app.
When promising anonymity, discreetly stashed notes and a tight lip are the precautions of journalism’s past.
To the shopworn adage, “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em,” Houston’s Belo-owned KHOU has added an interesting twist when it comes to social media: If you can’t beat ’em, embed ’em.
The average person looking at a smartphone screen right now is more likely to come across news from your organization through a Facebook or Twitter app than through your own news app.
Univsion is launching its first news app, “Noticias Univision,” based on the broadcaster’s TV brand and website of the same name.
Atex announces its new browser-based content management system designed to help media companies manage their entire workflow with one cloud-based publishing environment which delivers content across multiple channels.
SAXOTECH announced that the Observer Publishing Company, one of the largest employers in Washington County, Penn., has chosen the SAXOTECH Mediaware Center to centralize its newsroom operations.
The Financial Times has acquired London-based application development firm Assanka, which built a nifty HTML5 web app – and other applications – for the publisher.
Research In Motion has slashed the prices for its PlayBook tablet, offering all three models for $299 through the beginning of February.
Strong December sales of Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet are potentially eating into Apple's share of the Christmas market, with Morgan Keegan analyst Tavis McCourt reducing his Q4 iPad sales estimate from 16m to 13m.
The Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) invites media to attend the eleventh annual Information Industry Summit, from Jan. 24 to Jan. 25 in New York City.
According to reports circulating Monday, Apple could be hosting a special media event in New York City in January.
USA Today has decided to launch a specialized app for the Kindle Fire despite having already developed an Android tablet application.
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