By Phil Wainewright on September 30, 2011
At next week’s iPhone 5 launch, we’ll marvel at Apple’s leadership of the mobile Web. But early adoption of HTML5 and the lesson of history tells us iOS will soon be in decline.
Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged android, AOL, apple, iPad, iPhone, slideshare, walled garden |
By Denis Pombriant on March 31, 2011
by recursion_see_recursion The New York Times began its digital subscription service about a week ago. While occasional readers will be able to continue reading a limited number of articles per month (20), the paper is phasing out its free for all approach to on line publishing, about time too. Home delivery subscribers will get digital [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged apple, Boston Globe, Current Affairs, New York Times, Subscription business model, technology, The Times, walled garden, Zuora |
By James Governor on October 30, 2009
As we rush to purchase Apple products and services on Cupertino’s monochrome treadmill of shiny shiny I can’t help thinking the open web community is losing something vital - a commitment to net neutrality and platform openness.
If a single company can decide what plays on the network and what does not, in arbitrary fashion, how can that be [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged android, apple, Comcast, droid, FTC, google, microsoft, netneutrality, Open source, permissionbasedweb, s/360, walled garden |