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Axios Launches Native App Ahead Of Schedule As Time Spent With News Soars Thanks To Coronavirus

Axios launched its first mobile app on Wednesday two weeks earlier than planned in order to take advantage of the explosion in engagement with news content during the pandemic. The news site had more than 26 million unique visits in March, a record, said Mike Berkley, chief product officer at Axios. Of that web traffic,... Continue reading »

by Allison Schiff // April 15th, 2020 //
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TreSensa CEO Bets On Games Built For The Mobile Web

Who will win the mobile race – native or Web apps? Mobile game publisher and distributor TreSensa is betting on the latter. The New York City-based startup, which is behind games like Mad Cab and Scooby-Doo and the Race to WrestleMania, raised $2 million last month, bringing its funding total to $3.5 million. Its clients include... Continue reading »

by Judith Aquino // April 15th, 2014 //
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