Steve Jobs And Rupert Murdoch To Launch iPad-only Daily Newspaper
Steve Jobs And Rupert Murdoch To Launch iPad-only Daily Newspaper
According to Guardian, Steve Jobs, Apple CEO and Rupert Murdoch, Head of News Corp are working together to launch a new digital "newspaper" called the Daily at the end of this month, which is designed exclusively for tablets like Apple’s iPad. The two companies apparently have been working on the...
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I'm pretty sure simply going on to various news sites is a better choice. It is completely free, and doesn't take that much effort. This sounds like like an interesting idea, but 99 cents a week does add up.
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If it looks anything like the PressReader app papers, I'm in!
The only thing that has been holding me back in subscribing to those is that they are .99 a day, much more expensive than newstand prices. ePapers have no ink, paper, or delivery expense and the same amount of advertising. The .99/week pricepoint is tolerable for daily news. There are other free options but I would expect that this will be quality news, presented well, and comprehensive.
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I don't support anyone who is behind FOX News and Glenn Beck.
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steve jobs only love to read news at iphonehacks.com daily news.
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With Fox involved, it should be named Daily Conservative Propaganda
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then keep your mouth shut. nobody gives a crap about your stupid political views.
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Nobody appointed you, jdb, to be the judge of who needs to shut up.
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i did actually, voted last week.
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Leave me out. Proprietary is out. Open is valuable. Murdoch still doesn't get it.
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Hmm...$4/mo for close-minded news from a single sourcepoint or $5/lifetime for customized news from multiple sources via The Early Edition app...no comparison.
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NewS? there are already many for that.
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Thank you monkeywrench. And zolk. SHUT UP.
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Name me one news agency in the US that isn't heavily liberal or conservative. I rather see this app more focused on world press. CNN and FOX both are completely slanted.
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I completely agree with you Lou. I like to listen to conservative as well as liberal views and CNN us best for that.ÂFrom my iPhone 4
