Tag: mobile
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Modernize your newsroom today
Many employees at news organizations have a very easy time blaming out-of-date computers, front-end print publishing systems, and Web content management systems on such faceless, amorphous entities as “Corporate,” or perhaps “The Budget.” Nevertheless, there are plenty of free or not-completely-expensive ways you can modernize your newsroom today. Here are 5. Use Google Documents (or…
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Kindle can light up your life :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES :: Andy Ihnatko
Nicest thing I’ve read about the Kindle yet, basically, that it’s like an iPhone, but better, with no monthly fee, at getting you the Web on a mobile device with ubiquitous access. I’d love to try one out. Where’s the nearest Amazon Store? … Oh. Kindle can light up your life :: CHICAGO SUN-TIMES ::…
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Heysan! Mobile: MSN Messenger – AIM – Yahoo – ICQ
Another mobile IM client to try out. Heysan! Mobile: MSN Messenger – AIM – Yahoo – ICQ
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Eye-Fi: How One Little Chip Will Change the Way You Share Pictures – Wired
I didn’t hear about this until I saw it on Diggnation, so forgive me if I’m late to the party, but this is a wi-fi enabled SD card for your camera. Got that? For any camera that takes an SD card. Eye-Fi: How One Little Chip Will Change the Way You Share Pictures – Wired
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Jailbreaking the iPhone in the name of mobile journalism – Robb Montgomery
Wow. Things like Twittergram and similar connections are impressive, but rolling that sort of functionality into a frigging iPhone button is just awesome. Foolproof after setup. via Will. Jailbreaking the iPhone in the name of mobile journalism – Robb Montgomery
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Nokia and Reuters develop an N95-based “Mobile Journalism Toolkit” – Engadget
Be sure to check out the ‘Posts from the Reuters mobile journalism trial’ link to see what they produced. Nokia and Reuters develop an N95-based “Mobile Journalism Toolkit” – Engadget
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Google Docs Mobile Released
Great. Another thing that makes my new phone actually useful for work. Sheesh, thanks a lot GOOG. Google Docs Mobile Released
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Upward mobility – Zac Echola
“The paragraph factory mentality serves to coldly separate content from form. This is a good way to move forward by technically providing content across multiple platforms. But it feels top-down, megaphone, WE ARE MEDIA AND YOU ARE AUDIENCE.” Upward mobility – Zac Echola
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Almost live from Wichita – Multimedia Reporter
What have I done? A presser? Get thee to a breaker! But seriously, Ron has some clear ideas about how to manage breaking mobile coverage using phones and such. But was there art? Almost live from Wichita – Multimedia Reporter