BBC Journalism Labs: New mobile sites – what’s in it for the reader?

May 7th, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick, Mobile

The BBC has relaunched its sport and news mobile sites – but how does their new look benefit the user.

One significant addition – stories on the mobile site will now update 60 seconds after a journalist has published.

Some good advice here on accessible mobile site design too.

Full post at this link…

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One Response to “BBC Journalism Labs: New mobile sites – what’s in it for the reader?”

Yongclee Says:

May 7th, 2009 at 9:06 am
The most important aspect is quality of content, followed by ease of access. I don’t need Flash animation on every sight; what I’m looking for is quality, concise infirmation that loads quickly on my mobile device.

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