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This is the first progression I’ve seen in the online transition from print in a long time. Finally, they are understanding that such a transfer only needs to carry the emotional experience and not the aesthetic.
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This is certainly a better way to experience the NY Times online.
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This is certainly a better way to experience the NY Times online.
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Lots of people’s reactions (including mine) to nyt’s articleSkimmer. I think a bunch of people are repressing regular...
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I think what’s missing is the implication of story importance based on the *amount* of column alloted to the story. All...
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going to have to play around with this prototype...a bit but at first glance
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NYT.com’s new experimental browsing scheme.
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format could handle advertising quite elegantly,...(importantly for advertisers) randomly....
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Soooo yummie! totally impressed
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