Archive
August 2006’s Posts.
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Fine Young Journalist signs-off
Nothing left to say for the blog tracking how media is trying to attract a younger audience.
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Finalists for 2006 Online Journalism Awards
No Canadian outlets make the cut.
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Hoping for new Web core fonts
Jeff Crofts is aksing Apple and Windows to make the new Vista typefaces available on other platforms, too.
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Toronto Star offers downloadable afternoon edition
Modeled on The Guardian's offering, this is a very smart initiative.
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Edit this (Wired) story
Wired News has done a story on wikis, in a wiki, and is inviting users to improve it.
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Tips for improving JavaScript
Sure it's for targetted for Internet Explorer 7, but the advice is worth listening to no matter the browser.
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More media, less news
Newspapers now get the Internet (and the dollars from it), but they still may not be doing enough.
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The killing of newspapers
The Economist wonders who killed newspapers and offers some analyis on the various suspects.
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Defining the media shift
Mark Glaser breaks down "oldthink" and "newthink" in the media, and — despite the Orwellian-like terms -- offers some good insight
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CSS changes in IE7
Comprehensive change-log of all the CSS fixes to be found in Internet Explorer 7.
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Bringing CANVAS to IE
Some JavaScript libraries that bring the improved vector graphic functionality (already in Firefox and Safari) to Internet Explorer
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Canadians get news online
Of the 61 percent of Canadian households online, most are using it everyday to get their news.
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CBC lock-out spark for blogs
Blogs about the Mother Corp. were almost non-existence until management locked CBC employees out.
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Flash at 10
I still remember encountering the first pages using FutureSplash...
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