The Washington Post archive material shows how seriously large publishers were beginning to treat mobile publishing in the early smartphone era. Mobile was no longer framed as a side project. It was becoming part of the core product roadmap.
This preserved case page highlights one recurring theme from that period: mobile growth was important enough to justify a more useful, faster and more compelling mobile news experience.
“We know real growth is in mobile and it’s a top priority for us. We’ve taken dramatic steps to make our new mobile site even more useful, innovative and compelling.”
Read this as historical context about publisher priorities at the time, not as a current client or service claim.
This page is kept online as reference material from an earlier version of the site. Product, office and company details may no longer be current.