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Orange County Register reinvents evening news cycle with curated iPad app
Poynter.org While some newspapers are tiptoeing into iPad apps with replica editions of their print products, The Orange County Register has developed something quite different: a … PadGadget Daily App Deal – 11 iPad Apps on Sale Developing a New iOS App and Need Mockup Tools? App Cooker to the Rescue! The iPad Chronicles: Day One |
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Patients register on iPad with MacPractice MD, DDS, DC, and 20/20 Kiosk apps
Dentistry IQ LINCOLN, Nebraska–MacPractice, an Apple developer of practice management and clinical software for doctors' offices on Macs, iPhones, and iPads, has announced the launch of MacPractice MD, DDS, DC, and 20/20 iPad apps that help streamline patient … |
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Orange County Register showing way to iPad
Newspapers and Technology FCI has already launched more than 50 apps for iPhone and Android smartphones, and 17 iPad apps geared at specific areas of interest, from general news to prep sports. While Apple's iPad has been widely hailed as the newspaper industry's best hope for … Our 15 favourite iPad apps Best iPad News Reading Apps OnSwipe: an appless solution for tablet publishing |
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Free iPad content for Time, Fortune subscribers
Register Beginning Monday, subscribers to Time's flagship Sports Illustrated, Time, and Fortune will be able to download copies of current issues for free using those titles' iPad apps, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. … Time Inc Gives Free iPad Access to Print Subscribers Time Inc., Apple reach deal on iPad subscriptions Time Inc., Apple Offer Free iPad Access to Print Magazine Subscribers |
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Apple tightens rules for iPad news delivery
Register … European newspapers, no longer allowing them to provide their paid print subscribers with free access to their content through downloads into iPad apps. … Report: Apple nixes free iPad subs for print customers European Publishers Squawking Over Apple Pickpocket Rules iPad Newspapers Will Never Be Free, Steve Jobs Commands; Plus, The Daily … |
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