Newspapers Need An iPod Moment
Writing in The New York Times, David Carr considers a futuristic newspaper reading device:
What the newspaper industry really needs is an iPod moment.
Consider if the line between the Web and print matter were erased by a device for data consumption, not data entry – all screen, no baggage – that was uplinked and updated constantly: a digital player for the eyes, with an iTunes-like array of content available at a ubiquitous volume and a low, digestible price.
New York Times
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