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Designing For Mobile Devices
Designing for the small screen is as much of a challenge as that faced by designers during the height of the browser wars (and the subsequent flouting of HTML and XHTML “standards” by the browser with the greatest market share). … Continue reading
Blog Action Day 2008: Poverty
Blog Action Day, 15 October 2008, is an annual nonprofit event designed to unite the world’s bloggers, podcasters and videocasters to discuss the same issue on the same day. Think of it as a something like an intellectual flash mob. … Continue reading
RIAA Pays Out In Two Under-reported Cases
The article RIAA Pays $107,951 to Alleged Filesharer caused my eyebrows to go up in surprise. But that was nothing compared to this claim: [With Capitol v Thomas] looking to head to a mistrial, making the $222,000 judgment null and … Continue reading
Obama To Announce VP Choice Via Text Message
In an op-ed in the NYTimes this week, political analyst and consultant Garrett M. Graff talks about why Barack Obama plans to announce his vice presidential choice via a text message. What’s not clear from the article is if the … Continue reading
“Putting Our Hot Heads Together”
This essay in AListApart seeks to answer a pressing question for anyone trying to manage an online community: “How can we transform discussion sections on major sites and online magazines from shooting ranges into arenas of collaboration?” (tip) Rather than … Continue reading
Guardian Spruces Up Website With Free Gadgets
Paul Bradshaw outlines how the London Guardian is using Delicious, Yahoo! Pipes and Google Gadgets to integrate content on their newly designed website. Worth a read and a practice!
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