If you have the impression that 2011 was particularly rich in news, it’s not just you. According to CNN’s MD Tony Maddox, this was “the most demanding year we can remember.” This busy year was not only about news itself, but also media apps, which have undergone significant transformations over the last months. 1. Bambuser According to its homepage, Bambuser lets you “share live moments from your
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