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It's what it has always been. Sites/companies that go the extra mile and provide better user experiences get rewarded; other that don't lose market share. At th
by alistproducer2 11y ago
It's what it has always been. Sites/companies that go the extra mile and provide better user experiences get rewarded; other that don't lose market share. At the end of the day, if the content is good enough most people will deal with the crappy load times.
- agumonkey 11y agoPeople spends too much time improving technology and not content. Infinitely fast access to void is not worthy.
- sanderjd 11y agoSadly, I don't think this is true for individual content publishers. The size of any individual publisher's audience is not big enough for them to stay afloat with a clean user experience. Flipboard and Facebook pull this off by providing the better user experiences of "you can read everything" and "you're already on here anyway" respectively, but that wouldn't work for someone like CNN.