“Ben Hughes, who is also the paper’s global commercial director, said more than 400,000 subscribers have signed up for the app,” Sweney reports. “He added that it now accounts for 10% of the paper’s new digital subscriptions.”
Sweney reports, “Hughes said traditional print advertising now accounts for just 40% of the FT’s overall revenue.”
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Wake up! Smell The coffee.
iPad is heading the revolution.
Wake up! Smell The coffee.
iPad is heading the revolution.
Mr. Radio, please let me introduce Mr. Television.
Mr. Radio, please let me introduce Mr. Television.
The Future
The Future
Mr. Television, please let me introduce Mr. iPad.
Mr. Television, please let me introduce Mr. iPad.
“new”? Launched in May? OK, they are Brits and thus more “traditional” than we Yanks … still … This is the Digital Age, guys! The only way something launched nearly half a year ago can be considered “new” is if there was a previous – thus, “old” – version.
What am I talking about? I’m retired. Anything introduced this millennium is “new” to me. Like … OSX! Which I am STILL glad to see, and brag about to Windows sheep. Or discuss with Linux types who hate to admit that the learning curve they suffered through is part of the entry cost.
“new”? Launched in May? OK, they are Brits and thus more “traditional” than we Yanks … still … This is the Digital Age, guys! The only way something launched nearly half a year ago can be considered “new” is if there was a previous – thus, “old” – version.
What am I talking about? I’m retired. Anything introduced this millennium is “new” to me. Like … OSX! Which I am STILL glad to see, and brag about to Windows sheep. Or discuss with Linux types who hate to admit that the learning curve they suffered through is part of the entry cost.
George: ” Okay Elroy, there’s a new app to keep track of Astro”.
Elroy:” Gee pops, can I get an iPad too?.
George: ” Okay Elroy, there’s a new app to keep track of Astro”.
Elroy:” Gee pops, can I get an iPad too?.
These reports are good because the more examples of iPad news apps being profitable the quicker other organizations will jump on board.
Nothing better than money to make a CEO change their mind about new technology
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These reports are good because the more examples of iPad news apps being profitable the quicker other organizations will jump on board.
Nothing better than money to make a CEO change their mind about new technology
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Mr. Radio star, allow me to introduce you to video.
Mr. Radio star, allow me to introduce you to video.
6 months IS new
6 months IS new