The Pigeon Needs a Bath! (Pigeon) by Mo Willems
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Everyone’s had at least one Netflix binge; where you end up watching hours of TV despite intending to watch only one episode, thanks to Netflix’s automatically playing the next episode. That particular binge-enabling feature is called ‘Post-Play’ and had strangely been missing from the service’s mobile apps until today. Netflix announced that it’s released an update for Android phones/tablets as well as the Kindle Fire that brings Post-Play to these devices and will begin automatically queuing up episodes/movies at the end of the current content like it does on the website for automatic playback. The company also confirmed that it will be bringing…
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Robert Weber is the co-founder and senior vice president of business development at NativeX, the leading native advertising platform for mobile games. If you only know about native advertising as it’s described in most major media coverage (such as this recent Wall Street Journal report), you might assume the ad format is little more than ads that resemble Facebook updates, or sponsored articles attached to genuine editorial. Indeed, native ads were implicated in the recent strife at the venerable New York Times. There’s a rich irony to this narrow definition: The New York Times itself, along with every other major media…
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How can we deal with the growing problem of waste and pollution? That’s the question that research firm Latitude asked 270 children aged 8 to 13. The results may not give environmentalists much to work on but they certainly tell us a lot about how kids think about technology and the world around them. Below are some of our favorite solutions devised by the children. You can find the full ‘Trash to Treasure’ report here [PDF]. Today’s children will one day live in a world where robots do many forms of menial and manual labor. This girl won’t be phased by that. If a forthcoming…
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