- Will AT&T’s new US$500-million investment in OTT video services be enough to compete with Netflix and Hulu? (Wired)
- Trickle-down dynamics: Parents’ smartphone usage has some consequences for their children (NPR)
- The Apple TV set-top device reaches the 20 million unit sales mark (Variety)
- What do kids actually think mobile developers do all day? (Fast Company)
- Videogame publishers are increasingly vying for mobile exclusivity with Apple and Google (The Wall Street Journal)
- How the UN’s Block by Block partnership with Minecraft can transform public spaces in need (Mashable)
- Going strong: iPhone sales are driving Apple sales (PC World)
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- Will AT&T's new US$500-million investment in OTT video services be enough to compete with Netflix and Hulu? (Wired)
- Trickle-down dynamics: Parents' smartphone usage has some consequences for their children (NPR)
- The Apple TV set-top device reaches the 20 million unit sales mark (Variety)
- What do kids actually think mobile developers do all day? (Fast Company)
- Videogame publishers are increasingly vying for mobile exclusivity with Apple and Google (The Wall Street Journal)
- How the UN's Block by Block partnership with Minecraft can transform public spaces in need (Mashable)
- Going strong: iPhone sales are driving Apple sales (PC World)
April 24, 2014
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