Apple recently tightened control of its app store by enforcing a hard-nosed rule preventing application developers from selling products within their own apps without paying 30% of the proceeds. All e-book publishers, for instance, ...READ»
Last March, I poked fun at Verizon Fios’s antiquated implementation of remote control use, television interface design, use of widgets, and blatant lack of thought regarding how today's audiences actually watch television and ...READ»
Meet Margie. She’s 36, married, and works as a career counselor at a professional school. With two boys, ages 7 and 10, Margie’s mornings are hectic. After a quick breakfast, she loads the boys and her gym bag in the car. From ...READ»
My wife and I are like a lot of couples: She loves to shop. I don’t. I’m just not a shopping guy. At least, I didn’t used to be. But this come-find-me-at-the-Apple-store-when-you’re-done guy has a secret:
I love ...READ»
Giovanni Calabro surveys the new face of news design by tracking one story across iPad apps by USA Today, NPR, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.READ»
Giovanni Calabro has an uncanny knack for hitting upon hot issues in the interactive design world. But what he brings to the site is more than his innate sense of media, tech and design: Giovanni is the ultimate user advocate.READ»
How will the GoogleTV experience differ from current TV viewing experiences? And--perhaps most importantly--which major media companies are willing to play with Google to provide premium content?READ»
There's plenty of buzz, good and bad, about Google's newest product, but Giovanni Calabro sees it for what it is: A revolutionary collaboration tool.READ»
If publications continue to rely on selling advertising to support their costs, how does that serve the audience's needs? Three ideas for how newspapers can refocus on readers.READ»
