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I don't think you're taking into account that websites are free to create their own apps, and advertise there. There's little incentive for a content creator to
by lantern-manner 11y ago
I don't think you're taking into account that websites are free to create their own apps, and advertise there. There's little incentive for a content creator to have their content off the net, and into someone else's apps.
Im not understanding Wired's motivation here, but I'm not too concerned because Wired isn't the most intelligent publication in the first place.
- Kankuro 11y ago"websites are free to create their own apps" The users may accept to install a few apps (Apple/Google/… News), but not one for each website.
- qubex 11y agoI pine for the WIRED of yesteryear. The current publication is but a pallid, embarrassing shadow of a formerly brilliant publication. It's now on a par with VICE, GQ or some such, and quite frankly, it is heartbreaking. The guiding light of my youth essentially extinguished (particularly as I grew up in nineties Italy, from where it provided a fascinating and prescient window into the social aspects of tech). </rant>