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March 2011’s Posts.
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Reading and paying for news
Within days of the The New York Times pay-fence being unveiled, a number of reports about the well-being of the newspaper industry in Canada have been released. The sources, are, as usual, biased, but do present some interesting details.
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How the TTC will be privatized
Joe Clark looks at the new advertising contract and finds lots for sale
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WashingtonPost.com redesigns
The newspaper site tones down its design to better accommodate larger ad units
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Guitar Hero as infographic
Original visualization of the Mid East protests by the Guardian's Garry Blight and Sheila Pulham
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Firefox 4 released, finally
The latest version of the open-source browser is a significant update
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The Globe and Mail API
The Globe Politics app is the first to use the newspapers new semi-public API
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Explaining the dickbar hate
The backlash against a new feature in the Twitter app is all about context
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2010 NNA nomination's announced
Canada's newspaper industry announced the 72 finalists for its annual awards
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Online media vs. bandwidth limits
StartupNorth suggests bandwidth caps tell Canadians to innovate elsewhere
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The Globe Politics app
Built by an amazing team, in a very short timeframe, and there is more still to come #cdnpoli
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Comscore's digital year in review for Canada
You need to fork over your info to download it, tho
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Canada open data pilot project
Canada's current, and notoriously secretive, government is starting to release some datasets
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Dot-ca award created
CIRA has created the .CA Impact awards to promote websites using Canadian-specific domains
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La Presse's paperless future
The Montreal newspaper plans on being digital-only in 3-5 years
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The story of #goldsbiephone
Jonathan @Goldsbie's city hall tweets are so useful, his fans want to help him do his job better
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iOS UI patterns
Common design patterns for iPhone apps
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TheStar.com redesigns again
Updated homepage features more headlines and focus on the "now" of the news
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IE6 Countdown
Even Microsoft wants to see Internet Explorer 6 get off the Web
View all (it might be a looong page, though)