Archive
May 2007’s Posts.
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globeandmail.com homepage update
The news sites homepage catches up with the business redesign of a few weeks ago and offers far more content.
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Next step: companies on Facebook
Facebook may be opening up to allow companies to offer its services directly to Facebook users.
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When blogs move the market
A nice overview on "Applegate" and a comment on how we all need to adjust to idea of blogging as journalism.
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Browsers and accessibility guidelines
Patrick H. Lauke offers some thoughts on how the Web browsers themselves handle accessibility.
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Sue Gardner leaving CBC.ca
Head of the public broadcaster's Web operations "had achieved what [she] wanted"
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Banner ads create good feelings
Though click-through rates may be declining, the ads are excellent at improving brand awareness.
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Molly on online community
A honest and insightful essay about online community, and what the JPG fallout really indicates.
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Preview Firefox 3.0 with forms widgets
Developer release of what could be an official Firefox release with Mac OS X form controls.
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Microsoft eats Crow
David Crow joins the company's Canada arm as a Senior User Experience Advisor.
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Snook supercharges
Another redesign, and this time its Snook with a massive overhaul that is very impressive.
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D. Keith Robinson Reboots
New look and direction all set on a nice grid.
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webtechnology
Preview of My Telegraph
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Mix07 wrap-up
Finally made it back to Toronto after a case of mistaken departure and a very bumpy takeoff.
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Plain Old Semantic HTML
It's all about POSH
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Seeing the Web’s future
Vegas may be the city you can gamble 24-7, but try to find a decent bar open in The Venetian after 11 p.m.…
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New development platforms
Well, this has been eventful.
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