"It takes you several minutes to go and buy a physical newspaper" - this is not an argument. The dynamics of a mobile app is so different than real life's. Imag

"It takes you several minutes to go and buy a physical newspaper" - this is not an argument. The dynamics of a mobile app is so different than real life's. Imagine you play one of Zynga's games and wait 2 physical years for the animal to grow up. There's no doubt any mobile app showing you instant and hot content should start blazing fast, so that it serves your impulses. We are reading news out of our impulse; although we may alocate specific times of the day for it, it's not a programed action like reading a thousand pages fanatsy novel; therefore if a news app fails to satisfy that impulse (quickly, efficiently, in critical time and dimensions) then you may say the app is not serving you well enough. In my opinion, it doesn't matter the name of the author, he's got a point.