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New updates available for Tulsa World iPad and iPhone apps
Published: 11/8/2012 1:44 PM
Last Modified: 11/8/2012 1:44 PM

More than 120 stories are posted each day on the iPhone app.

We have rolled out another round of improvements and features for our Apple apps that are now available for subscribers.

On both the iPhone and iPad apps, you can now:

-- View the live weather radar provided by the Tulsa office of the National Weather Service over 4G. It used to be only available over wireless.

-- Use the high school scoreboard, which posts scores from around the metro area. It's available online as well at tulsaworld.com/scoreboard.

-- Check out Scott Cherry's Restaurant Guide, which lets you easily search by keyword, cuisines, locations and food ratings. It's also available online at tulsaworld.com/cherrypicks.

Those who have a Kindle Fire will be happy to know we are now working on an app optimized for it. It will be included with our package of digital products available to subscribers.

If you have any problems with the update or ever have questions about our digital products, contact me at jason.collington@tulsaworld.com.

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The focus of this blog is to write about what we are doing at the Tulsa World to continue to serve readers in a digital age and how the Internet is changing journalism.

Jason Collington is the web editor at the Tulsa World, where he works on the company's digital products with a team of four web designers, two web production techs, a web content coordinator, a web advertising coordinator and nine web developers. Before moving to web editor in 2006, he was the web content coordinator for tulsaworld.com.

He also teaches a class at his alma mater, Oklahoma State University, called Internet Communications, where students learn to use online tools to create offline results.

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Contact by email: jason.collington@tulsaworld.com

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Nieman Journalism Lab: Pushing to the future of journalism

David Carr: NY Times media columnist

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SmartBrief: Business of News

Reynold Journalism Institute: Ideas, experiments, research and solutions in journalism

Advertising Age: Ad and marketing news

Digital Desk: Everything you ever wanted to know about NewsOK.com

Freedom of Information Oklahoma: News about public records and opening meetings

The Daily O'Collegian: OSU's student newspaper

MediaStorm: Incredible videos

Fast Company: Design and tech

Inc Magazine: Tech advice

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