Hot Celebrity Hollywood: Thursday's Daily Brief: Introducing Huffington, iPad Factory Suicide, Nokia Layoffs, Plus Michael Bloomberg, James Franco, Greta Van Susteren

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Thursday's Daily Brief: Introducing Huffington, iPad Factory Suicide, Nokia Layoffs, Plus Michael Bloomberg, James Franco, Greta Van Susteren

Thursday, June 14, 2012

Arianna Huffington: Meet Our New iPad Magazine: Introducing Huffington.

Arianna Huffington: I'm delighted to introduce you to our new iPad magazine. At HuffPost, we now have nearly 500 editors and reporters who produce between 70 and 80 original reported stories each day. Our team is constantly crafting an array of narrative jewels, and Huffington is our way of putting the very best of them in the perfect setting. Far from merely importing material from HuffPost, Huffington will bring the qualities that define HuffPost -- storytelling, engagement, community -- to this uniquely expressive medium, designed and produced by our iPad magazine's team of editors and designers. Think of Huffington as HuffPost's more stylish offspring. Same DNA, different presentation. And since engagement is a big part of everything we do, stories can be shared by Facebook, Twitter, and email, and they end with a comment bubble: tap it, share your comment, and continue the conversation.

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	TECHNOLOGY Nokia Plans To Cut 10,000 Jobs

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