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Tumbling
Welcome to the continuing beta. Bugs reports welcome.
For more items like this, follow @SailaMisc and the Saila’s Miscellany Tumblr.
Crowd-sourced suggestions for more bike-sharing locations in Toronto
Mark Boulton tries to correct a web design belief that demands heavy art direction at all times
Topic: Web Design
A simple, easy-to-use site to let Canadians find their government representatives
OpenFile's Wilf Dinnick gets the nod as Canada's journalism innovator
Topic: Journalism
Seven simple things RIM's new bosses should do right away
Build your own custom web typeface using from 650 icons for a reasonable cost
Topics: Typography, Web Design
Another dingbat typeface designed for the web's visual vocabulary circa 2012
Topics: Typography, Web Design
A public editor, along with a number of new senior positions, will reshape the newsroom
Topics: Work, Newspapers
A high-end conceptual web design using CSS (and some JavaScript) to create a 3D UI
Topics: Web Design, User Interface
The world's most popular browser is no longer Internet Explorer, it's Chrome. Wow.
Microsoft will autoupdate IE to help ensure the newest possible version is installed
Some lessons learned about getting optimal performance from process-heavy web apps
Topic: Web Technology
Pinboard creator explains why paying for stuff you like is a good thing
Topics: Web Culture, Subscriptions & Registration
Compiling all @BlogTO's photos of the changing landscape of Toronto into one super post
Great deck explaining the inner workings of the New York Times APIs
Topics: Web Technology, Online Journalism
Finally, it looks like Canada will allow free use of all the data collected in the 2011 census
Topics: Online Journalism, Privacy
Free collection of nicely designed dingbats for today's web
Topics: Typography, Web Design
Joe Clark offers advice on producing (typographically) clean copy - too bad CMS don't play nice
Topics: HTML, Online Journalism
Dissecting the challenges ads present to responsive web design best practices
Topics: Advertising, Web Design
The annual HoHoTO party has collected than four tons of food for hungry Torontonians since 2008
Topics: Toronto, Web Culture
The TED talks from Toronto's 2011 event, including David Miller's, are now online
Khoi Vinh unveils his latest project - a social digital art for the iPad
Ethan Marcotte makes a potentially deeply technical web design topic accessible and educational
Topics: CSS, Typography
In talking transit, Toronto may have forgotten the benefits of its existing rail lines
Examining the inherent flaws in the way we map social relationships online
Topic: Social Media
Jet Cooper will be offering agile design training to help start-ups succeed more effectively
Topics: Web Design, Canada
Euclid Elements tracks customer behaviour in stores like one does on websites with Google Analytics
Topics: Privacy, Technology
Nicely curated list of journalism & digital culture events around the city
Topics: Journalism Resources, Toronto
A vague description, with lots of promise, for a new localized digital news starting in Hamilton
Topics: Online Journalism, CBC
Canada's biggest newspaper published will be introducing a metered pay model to more of its news sites
Something’s been wrong with mainstream news when The New York Times is considered innovative by acting like you’d expect your neighbour would.
An open letter to Toronto’s city council to urge them to support continued construction of the Fort York Pedestrian Cycle Bridge
What Elections Canada ban on reporting the results means for news organizations and social media
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.
Surprising what a daily photos reveal in hindsight
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