Nice review of the version #2 of the public radio iphone app in Wired. And the author hit it spot on - this app is focused in its purpose, wonderfully functional, and well designed. The first time I booted it up, I felt like I'd landed in a wonderland of public radio - hearing about a street fair in Fairbanks and some dixie from down South. The app actually makes radio better. Something to aspire to for those of us creating social good apps...
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July 30, 2009
Quality Still Matters: Public Radio’s iPhone App
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