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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Pick of the Day: Skift—How the Smart Folks Travel
Did you know that United Mileage Plus credit card holders automatically get upgraded from seating group 3 to seating group 2 when boarding United flights? You would know—if you read Skift, a cool new site for people who travel a … Continue reading
Pick of the Day: Travis Jensen Photography
Travis Jensen moved to San Francisco by himself in the summer of 1997, fresh out of high school. He describes himself as “at risk” in those days, living hand to mouth as he roamed the legendary hills with his skateboard. … Continue reading
Posted in Android, iOS, Pick of the Day
Tagged Instagram, photography, san francisco, travis jensen
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HuffPo Meets Flipboard
The enormously popular Huffington Post is now available, beautifully made for Flipboard. HuffPo has been on the leading edge of digital news media from its inception in the spring of 2005. Founded by and named after the erstwhile conservative commentator, … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Content partner, iOS
Tagged ariana huffington, huffington post, huffpo
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Decoding Capitol Hill
While the media world is abuzz with the recent tale of how columnist Andrew Sullivan crowdsourced nearly $350,000 in a day to bootstrap his own site, he’s hardly the first popular journalist to unleash the power of the Internet to … Continue reading
Posted in Android, iOS, Pick of the Day
Tagged andrea sea brook, decodedc, npr, politics, soundcloud, washington
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On the Red Couch with DecodeDC’s Andrea Seabrook
Andrea Seabrook left “the best job in journalism” at NPR to launch a bold new radio show called DecodeDC. Funded through Kickstarter, the podcasts seek to explain U.S. politics in a clear, concise way—devoid of political jargon and agendas. Seabrook … Continue reading
Posted in Android, iOS, Red Couch Interview
Tagged andrea seabrook, decodedc, politics, red couch, washington
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A Flippable Financial Advisor
Readers of Forbes and The Atlantic on Flipboard doubtless have already noticed a new financial services publication—a magazine within a magazine—in those pages. We’re pleased to welcome Merrill Lynch, our newest sponsor, which has created the special section, updated daily … Continue reading
Putting the Popular in Mechanics
When I was a little boy, every few Saturdays my dad would take me to the basement of the Abraham Lincoln Hotel, in Reading, PA, to get my hair cut. The only thing that would numb the pain of being … Continue reading
Flipboard Daydream Now on Android 4.2
With today’s Android update, users operating Android 4.2 get an exciting new addition: Flipboard Daydream, which turns Flipboard covers into a “screensaver” for your tablet or phone. Until now, Flipboard’s signature covers could only be visible on the tablet edition. … Continue reading
Going for Gold(en Globe)
This Sunday’s running of the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards marks the beginning of another glamorous awards season, which culminates with February 24’s Oscars ceremony. The Globes have always been the Oscar’s looser cousin: for more than 40 years, the … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Curated Section Descriptions, iOS
Tagged 2013 Golden Globes, entertainment, film, Golden Globes, TV
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