Archive
May 2011’s Posts.
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Covering the news without a site
Some good tips to ensure ongoing coverage when one's news site goes down
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Canadian digital media economy
Justin Kozuch released his first annual survey of Canada's digital media business
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Community is not another buzzword
Something’s been wrong with mainstream news when The New York Times is considered innovative by acting like you’d expect your neighbour would.
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The Encyclo
The Nieman Journalism Labs creates an encyclopedia on the future of news
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Building a bridge
An open letter to Toronto’s city council to urge them to support continued construction of the Fort York Pedestrian Cycle Bridge
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Social design strategy
Identity, conversation, and community can change the entire design discussion
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Reinventing comments discussed
And Hacker News provides some valuable debate around comments and news
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Reinventing comments
For so many reasons, this project could change the way news is discussed online
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Google News simplifies
Browsing is less noisy with contextual features hidden beneath a hover and click
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Logical punctuation
An argument to abandon the aesthetics of placing punctuation with quotes
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On the business of digital journalism
Mathew Ingram offers a comprehensive summary of the report on digital news economics
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(Re)branding the TTC
Comprehensive design study on how Toronto's transit system could unify its signage and brand
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Navigating news online
Deep analysis of how people move through American news sites reaffirms many assumptions
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State of mobile web development in 2011
Self-selected survey points to increased interest in HTML5 and open mobile platforms
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Responsive design test app
A simple Web app for comparing a site's responsive design fit on an iPhone and iPad
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2011 Webby winners
Seemingly as irrelevant and about brand plays as ever
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2011 CAJ Award nominations
Still no online category, but lots of good Canadian journalism nominated
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2011 magazine awards
Canada's list of National Magazine Award nominees is officially released
View all (it might be a looong page, though)