So, next year might be the year of HTML5 replacing native apps. Or it might not. Suffice it to say that if it does happen, it would have nothing to do with we technicians. We no longer get to be the tail that wags the dog.
A really nice text of an independent software developer consultant to read.
(Reuters) - More than 700,000 people use the Financial Times' Web-based mobile application to access news and other content, making it more popular than the version sold in Apple's App Store.
I just returned from the annual American Magazine Conference, or AMC, this year in Chicago, where I got a front row view of the future of my industry. In one presentation after the next, the heads of such giants as Hearst, Condé Nast, and Time (along with Oprah Winfrey) reassured one another that the future was increasingly bright.
3 Thesen:
- Die Diskussion darüber, wie die "APPification" der Magazine den journalistischen Inhalt beeinflußt, wird von den amerikanischen Herausgebern noch nicht geführt.
- Starbucks ist in der Situation, der größte Kiosk des Landes zu werden.
- Das Beste und Lohnenswerteste an Magazinen im iPad-Zeitalter zu schüzten, verlangt wohlmöglich von Reportern und Redakteuren html5 zu erlernen, um die Technologie ihrerseits in den Dienst der journalistischen Aufgabe zu stellen.
mehr auf: World Future Society (wfs.org)
