Have You Seen The Record’s Recently Launched Mobile Site?

Record Publisher Bill Miller Jr.
Posted 5/3/15

Now you get up-to-the-minute breaking news on the The Warren County Record’s recently launched mobile-optimized website.The new mobile solution is built with HTML5 technology which makes it …

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Have You Seen The Record’s Recently Launched Mobile Site?

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Now you get up-to-the-minute breaking news on the The Warren County Record’s recently launched mobile-optimized website.The new mobile solution is built with HTML5 technology which makes it adaptive to whatever type of smartphone or tablet the consumer uses.“We listened to what our readers needed in a mobile experience,” Ethan Busse, Record digital director said. “The functionality and integration of this solution allows us to display our content in a much more dynamic way. I think our users are going to love the cleaner and easier to use experience.”266245 Record Mobile V1 SMALLER.inddThe new solution was launched last month and is fully operation. To access the site, type m.warrencountyrecord.com in your mobile browser. The revamped site will automatically load onto your mobile device or your tablet. (*See notations below if you have difficulty)“This allows us to give the photo galleries and videos to our readers who have been asking us for them from the beginning,” he said. “The amount of device types on which you can access The Record will only continue to increase so we want to make sure that we always provide you with a consistent, fast-loading, familiar and pleasurable experience, whatever your screen size.”The new Record mobile site displays the news in a more organized way with a more compact view and is updated throughout the day and night.“Our videos and photo galleries are now more seamlessly integrated into everything we publish, instead of treating them as separate areas of the site. Videos can now be embedded and played anywhere within our homepage and articles creating unified user experience on the go,” Busse added.Studies show that more than half of all digital content is consumed though mobile devices. The shift to consuming online content using mobile devices continues to accelerate.In the past 12 months, Millennial Media reported that the number of internet users grew by 4 percent to 201 million users. However, mobile-only users grew nine times faster during the same time period while desktop users decreased by 45 percent.A year ago, 63 percent of digital users accessed the internet using both mobile devices and desktop computers, but today, that number has grown to 70 percent. Cross-platform consumption is the norm today.*Most devices will automatically detect and redirect to the new mobile site by simply visiting warrencountyrecord.com on that device, however if your still seeing the old mobile site, please try the above direct mobile URL. If you still experience difficulty please contact us at maillist@warrencountyrecord.comMobile Screens


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