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Welcome to the beta of the new saila.com. Send in your bugs.
So says Microsoft, although Tristan Nitot deflects that dose of FUD.
Topics: Web Standards, Browsers
Wired News has an overview of the first steps of the open-source news site.
Topic: Online Journalism
Apple plans on finally launching the service before the end of December.
Topic: Web Culture
Radio I agree with, and sadly I only know of two of the “blogs” cited.
Topics: Toronto, Journalism
BitTorrent for your blog
Topic: Technology
Opera 7.60 (a preview release right now) dynamically resizes wide pages to fit a narrow browser window.
The Globe and Mail engages in some schadenfreude over the fate of Frank.
And trust me, they are, and some are even trying to change.
Topic: Newspapers
A database dedicated to dedicated to finding, mending and publishing CSS and JavaScript browser bugs
Roger Johansson covers almost everything you know about the q, blockquote, and cite.
CBS’s only post-Cronkite anchor is resigning with the taste of scandal to remember him by.
A New York Times essay wonders whether computers will ever be able to write novels as good as we can.
Online companion to Thinking with Type: A Critical Guide for Designers, Writers, Editors, & Students
Topic: Web Design
A css-discuss Wiki entry discussing the latest trends in handheld support for CSS.
Kevin Sites explains to the marines how his story of the mosque shooting happened
Robert Sloan’s prediction of EPIC in 2014.
Topics: Online Journalism, Technology
Findory will now make recommendations in your search results based on past searches.
Topic: Search Engines
Want to make sure your XHTML is really really valid, try this.
Topic: Web Standards
Adam Bosworth’s transcript of his ISCOC04 Talk on accommodating really simple user and programmer models
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Topic: Technology
A Windows-like file manager for a remote computer using XUL.
Famous email addresses and their spam count.
Topic: Spam/Virus
Bell Canada finally gets the rights to send television over its phone lines.
Topic: Convergence
Goto Guides offer a number of helpful and downloadable resources for Web development projects.
Topic: Web Resources
The Christian Science Monitor explains what that means.
Topics: Online Journalism, Web Culture
Every mecredi the city blog will be offering Toronto-inspired downloads.
Interstitails could be the way to make RSS ads more effective.
Topic: Technology
Though no Canadian sites are listed, per captia many would few handily beat their American competitors.
Topic: Online Journalism
This time, the company that killed Netscape is looking for testers.
Can a marching band be composed of anarchists?
My ultimate boss, Philip Crawley, has lead the Globe’s possibly unwinnable fight against the Post.
Topic: Newspapers
Ironically, I never saw the Toronto band name-checked in the…
Recently Canada’s public broadcaster urged the CRTC to “reject old…
Sure, there are some new applications to download, but the…
Tomorrow, Canada will get its first legal iPhone, but, as…
Living in the U.S. puts into context how important it is not to become complacent about Canada’s national perception.
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