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... to the Journal’s print edition would only be charged $1 a week for mobile web access, with the $2 weekly fee applying to non-subscribers. The Wall ... boasts more than 1 million online subscribers. The Journal introduced a free mobile news application in February 2008, followed six months later by the WSJ.com Mobile Reader, a free app optimized for BlackBerry smartphones. The Journal’s ...

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... Press is extending its AP Mobile News Network throughout the Americas. AP Mobile America Latina ... America and presents regional, national and world news from AP and participating partners. The launch coincides ... (IAPA) assembly in Buenos Aires, Argentina. "AP Mobile en Espanol and AP ... Latina will be regional options in all current AP Mobile outlets including the WAP site as well as the iPhone ...

... much information as fast as I could. You could say my ever-growing habit of trying to consume as much news in my waking hours as I can is more of a natural cause for my employment in the fast-paced ... mobile phone I can use to tap the Internet for the never-ending stream of news that gets pumped onto the wires. Related posts:Daily News Habit Doubles Among U.S. Mobile UsersLast.fm to charge for ...

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