Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Wah, Paus Benediktus XVI Juga Pakai iPad

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London – Pengguna kini bisa mendapat foto, video dan berita terbaru mengenai Vatikan melalui aplikasi terbaru. Paus Benediktus XVI (84) mengirimnya langsung dari iPad.

Selain itu, pemuka agama ini juga menjadi Paus pertama yang mengirim 'kicau' di Twitter. Kemunculan Paus di media sosial ini bersamaan peluncuran portal online yang berisi segala hal mengenai Vatikan.

Melalui portal baru ini seperti ditulis Huffingtonpost, acara kepausan bisa disaksikan langsung melalui live-streaming, audio melalui Vatican Radio, foto dari dan teks cetak mengenai homili kepausan, pernyataan serta pidato pun bisa diperoleh.

Upaya terbaru Paus Benediktus ini dilakukan guna menyebarkan pesan pada audiens internet. Koordinator proyek dan pejabat Pontifical Council for Social Communincations Thaddeus Jones mengatakan pada Guardian, "Paus sangat tertarik pada teknologi baru."

Peristiwa ini menandai langkah penting cara baru berkomunikasi, lanjutnya. [mor]




Let there be light: Pope Benedict XVI publishes the new Vatican web portal on his iPad

Let there be light: Pope Benedict XVI publishes the new Vatican web portal on his iPad

Revelation: The pontiff also sent his first tweet, announcing that the Vatican portal had gone live from the offices of L'Osservatore Romano

Revelation: The pontiff also sent his first tweet, announcing that the Vatican portal had gone live from the offices of L'Osservatore Romano

Prayer at the touch of a button: A woman browses through the new Vatican portal, which will include print, radio, TV and video

Prayer at the touch of a button: A woman browses through the new Vatican portal, which will include print, radio, TV and video




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