The document discusses the development and launch of an Android app called "Guardian Anywhere" that allows users to read newspapers offline on their Android devices. It provides statistics on downloads and user retention rates. It also discusses lessons learned in developing the app, such as opportunities provided by combining tags with SQL and how porting to Android was not very difficult. The app is available for licensing by others and is based on RSS feeds.

1. Reading the paper offline,
on your Android
anywhere
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2. Fetch the paper
while you sleep
Ready to read
in the morning
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3. Galleries & Articles.
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4. Tags everywhere.
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6. Launch.
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7. 7517 40% rate
total installs retention
4.31 (219 ratings)
3058 1100 downloads
active installs daily news
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8. "Guardian Anywhere"
Android app is awfully good.
@cshirky - Clay Shirky
Hard to see how it could be
much better...
@dangillmor - Dan Gillmor
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9. What we learned.
Tags + SQL = Opportunities
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10. What we learned.
Android Porting... meh.
menu
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11. What we learned.
dogfood ˈdȯg-ˈfüd vt:
1. to use what you build
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12. Customise.
Available for
licensing.
Based on RSS.
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13. Find it in the marketplace.
Thanks.
anywhere
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