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As Print Dwindles, can Amazon Re-Kindle?

Last week it was Apple’s iPhone, this week it is Amazon’s Kindle. Different mobile device, same question.  As The Independent puts it hopefully in today’s business section: “Kindle to save papers?” You see, Amazon’s e-reader is coming to the UK. Company founder

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A Year In The Life Of Newspapers

Two weeks of news-, laptop- and (thanks to my own incompetence) mobile-free living, I return with too many emails to contemplate and far too many items in my RSS reader to countenance. But somehow this found its way into my

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What We Learned About Online Video This Week

From YouTube to the iPlayer via newspaper sites offering moving pictures, the digital landscape for video already looks well-established. But four years on from the moment we went from Dial-up Britain to Broadband Britain, we still have much to learn.

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The Independent Adds Video. Why?

We know the web blurs traditional media boundaries – broadcasters do text, radio does pictures, newspapers do video. But sometimes those doing the doing forget to ask why? Take the Independent’s tie-up with the Press Association. The deal provides the paper

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Jon Bernstein: I am a digital media consultant, writer and editor and this is my personal blog.

Previously, I was digital director / deputy editor at the New Statesman, the multimedia editor at Channel 4 News, launch editor of Channel 4 FactCheck, editor-in-chief at Directgov and editor-in-chief of silicon.com.

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