iPad

cd-roms and ipads – analysis of publishing as a workflow and why iPad will not save glossy magazines.

“For those of you blessed with senile amnesia or youth, CD-ROMs were the first wave of “interactive media” in the mid-eighties, and the great hope for publishing houses struggling to understand what they might be doing in the 21st century. Companies from Dorling-Kindersley to News Corp threw millions into CD-ROM publishing, with very little ultimate return.”

Oblomovka

 

 

Ian Betteridge: notes for a talk on designing for the iPad Technovia

 

 

Frederic Filloux on design, newspapers, iPad

The fundamental fracture between print and digital media lies exactly here: paper is a fantastic vector for a reading experience driven by curiosity; the web is a cold medium utterly efficient for a search-based, focus-driven reading.

How to reconcile the two? There is no single (nor simple) answer. Such solution will arise from a combination of User Interface evolution with a real ability to deal with new devices, and with better search implementation.”

 

Monday Note

 

iPad DJ video YouTube

 

Rebirth by Propellerheads is out for the iPhone http://rebirthapp.com iPad next?

 

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