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Personalized iPad Magazine Zite Learns As You Read, Challenges Flipboard

Have you ever created a Genius playlist on iTunes or set up a station on Pandora ? Just plug in one song, and you instantly hear music that matches your tastes. Think of Zite, the free personalized iPad magazine that launched today, as the Genius playlist or Pandora of news discovery--but with one noticeable advantage: Zite is smarter, at least for now. Developed by researchers at the University of British Columbia's Laboratory for Computational Intelligence, the technology behind Zite can learn your reading habits and personalize content based on your interests. When first opening the app, Zite will immediately begin personalizing your experience.

A Review of Zite iPad App

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Flipboard Upgrade Boosts Speed, Integrates Social Search and Instagram

Flipboard , the popular news aggregator/browser app, just got a significant makeover that boosts speed and includes Instagram support and a clever social search. Let the news-browser wars begin. Just the other day we covered the launch of Zite , a smart news-browser app for the iPad that personalizes the news content it delivers to you based on your habits.
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Flipboard: Future is HTML5, RSS & New New Advertising: Tech News and Analysis «

http://gigaom.com/2010/12/02/flipboard-html5-rss-advertising/ As traditional publishers struggle to find new business models centered on the iPad and other tablets, Mike McCue, the founder of Palo Alto, Calif.