Wednesday, April 24, 2024
 

Clancco’s Going Mobile


We’ve discovered that over 21% of our readers access our site via mobile devices (Blackberry, i-Phone, cell phone), so we’ve decided to make it easier for you mobile people to read Clancco: Art & Law while you’re on the go. You’ll notice a new screen page on your mobile device which has been simplified to give you access to five main content areas on our website: the last 7 news articles with Share/Save capability; other Art & Law news with links; connect buttons to our facebook page, our twitter page, and our Linkedin page; a listing of the last 15 blog posts; and last but not least, a list of upcoming talks, panels, and presentations by yours truly.

Our new program also includes a mobile switcher which automatically suggests desktop or mobile presentation, but lets users switch to the other if required (and remembers your choice).

Don’ worry, this won’t affect the look and content of our current website. We’re just making it easier and more practical for those of you on the go to get the most immediate art and law news we’ve covered. We may change the look and content for mobile users in the future, but probably only if we receive requests to make other content available on the go. Thanks for visiting us and for following Clancco along. Cheers!

 

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