Silly meYeah, nice one. Maybe it'll be fair and balanced, you never know
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When you think critically, everything becomes fair and balanced.
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Silly meYeah, nice one. Maybe it'll be fair and balanced, you never know
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How about the iPad2 event? Could it on that date too?
How about the iPad2 event? Could it on that date too?
Wupee! A different way to read the same old crap. Seriously, it all comes down to content. It doesn't really matter how they present content,
...I didn't notice Fox doing the speculation-as-fact this weekend.
Seemed to be coming from a lot of other outlets, though.
It was an eye opener for me. Count one off of ratings on a half-dozen news outlets.
Its a digital newspaper, of course its not original.![]()
A full 10 posts before a FOX news basher chimed in.
Impressive.
A full 10 posts before a FOX news basher chimed in.
Impressive.
News Corps journalistic practices (a.k.a. extreme rejection of facts when emotion sells better) have lost them all credibility.
Too bad it'll be another Murdoch rag.
On the other hand, the WSJ is owned by News Corp, remember. And I actually think that's a pretty decent paper. And our favorite tech journalist works there, remember?
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WSJ was only recently acquired. Its reputation for excellence has diminished considerably since then.
The ironically-named "News Corp" owns The Sun and Fox News amongst other things. There is no way I would pay Murdoch for "news"
However, if Apple finally works out a proper subscription payment method so that reputable newspapers can start to publish via the iPad then this might be significant.
No offense, but why don't you wait and see the final product before you scoff at it.
Yay!
I have to disagree. The presentation is important. A bad UI will always kill an app, no matter how good the content is.
Now folks might be willing to give this some growing pains due to the cheap price but eventually bad presentation will kill it even if it is free.
Whereas good presentation can make an app a winner even when the content is recycled from other sites. Such as Flipboard, which I found to be intriguing as a UI but wasn't keen on the limited choices for customizing content. However, it was one of the top apps for the year