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The Kindle Fire: it’s not as bad as you think

By Stephanie Sutton | Published January 20, 2012

I have a smartphone and have, unfortunately, become very attached to it. I use it mostly to surf the Internet, and streaming video has also become a recent favorite. So the idea of having a similar device with a larger screen has always been compelling since the iPad’s debut, yet I’ve never found a tablet [...]

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Will Facebook users embrace Timeline?

By Stephanie Sutton | Published January 10, 2012

A few weeks ago a friend of mine from college quoted a wall post I left on her Facebook profile at the beginning of our freshman year of college. I read the post and was mortified. Only an eighteen year old would write such a silly comment—I was trying to convince her to watch Star [...]

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New Kindle Fire will (eventually) give the iPad a run for its money

By Stephanie Sutton | Published September 30, 2011

Following the launch of the iPad early last year, there have been a slew of new tablets that have been released into the market, some of which have already been discontinued. None have really come close to touching the iPad, in both design or market penetration. However, after Wednesday’s announcement of the new Kindle Fire, [...]

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GetGlue is making the right moves

By Stephanie Sutton | Published September 29, 2011

Media check-in apps have blown up in the past few months. Services like GetGlue and Miso have been partnering with content owners and distributors to offer consumers who check in to shows special stickers, or even discounts at their online stores. Both Miso and GetGlue have partnered with DirecTV to allow users to check in [...]

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How will consumers react to the new Netflix/Qwikster?

By Stephanie Sutton | Published September 23, 2011

Reed Hastings’ announcement on Sunday that Netflix would be splitting into a DVD by mail only service named Qwikster and a streaming only service (whose name would remain Netflix) came as quite a shock. In his blog post, Hastings apologized for not stating the reasons behind the latest price increase—which was in part to not [...]

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Facebook’s New Subscribe Feature and Friends List

By Stephanie Sutton | Published September 15, 2011

Facebook yesterday launched a new feature that allows users to subscribe to non-friends’ public updates, as well as customize the updates of current friends they want displaying on their news feeds. The profiles will now display the number of people subscribed to it and the number of subscriptions that person has, similar to the Twitter [...]

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Is this the beginning of the end for Netflix?

By Stephanie Sutton | Published July 13, 2011

A few weekends ago I was looking for a (hopefully great) movie to watch online. My first destination was Netflix, but I was quickly reminded of the recent removal of Sony titles, a collection which was among its best available. After looking through what Netflix actually does have available, I decided to move on to [...]

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Do we really know how 3D works?

By Stephanie Sutton | Published June 29, 2011

3D technology is blossoming everywhere—most big budget movies are being released in 3D, 3D televisions are making a push to become a part of our living rooms, and Nintendo brought us the 3D glasses-free handheld gaming experience. It seems like in every tech corner, there’s a new development to integrate 3D and make it even [...]

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Out with the physical books, in with the digital ones

By Stephanie Sutton | Published June 28, 2011

During a conference call following the Barnes & Noble earnings report last week, CEO William Lynch noted that Barnes & Noble is now selling “three times as many digital books as all formats of physical books combined on BN.com”. This is on the heels of Amazon having reported in May that it is selling more [...]

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New Media Measure US intrend Report Q4 2010 now for sale

By Stephanie Sutton | Published May 10, 2011

Our New Media Measure™ intrend reports provide an in-depth look at consumers’ new media behaviors and consumption, and how those are changing with time. Below are some key findings from our 4th Quarter 2010 intrend report. Disc rentals from kiosks and online stores have both increased by 24% year over year. Conversely, brick and mortar [...]

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