Bruegel launches mobile website (BETA)
Bruegel launches m.bruegel.org – making all content easily available on all smartphones and tablets.
In 2012, Bruegel became one of the first think tanks in the world to release an iPad app. Today, Bruegel launched m.bruegel.org – making all content easily available on all smartphones and tablets.
The mobile website includes everything you would expect to find on the desktop. To navigate, start by clicking the ‘menu’ button in the top left corner of all pages. To return to the home page, just click the ‘home’ button in the top right corner. If you prefer to see the desktop version on your mobile device, you can click ‘View desktop version’ towards the end of the home page.
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The mobile friendly version of Bruegel’s website is still in BETA and Bruegel invites all visitors to kindly provide feedback by using the form on the mobile home page, or by email to Erik Dale.
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