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Sidebar Creative, the freelance co-op (a brilliant idea), talk to Digital Web about their process
Topics: Work, Web Design
Mozilla is creating a new company to better drive the development of its email client.
A new design suggest Amazon might be going back to the past to tame its tabs.
Topics: Web Design, Web Patterns
An early sIFR alternative using Silverlight.
Topic: Web Design
The New York Times drops is subscription model, and also makes early archives and those from the past decade free to the public.
Topics: Subscriptions & Registration, Newspapers
Gawker Media is letting readings follow particular commenters on its blogs.
Topics: Social Media, Online Journalism
Thirteen guidelines on how to use tabbed navigation.
Topics: Usability, Web Patterns
Although the Daily Me isn't yet here, it's not stopping news outlets from experimenting.
Topics: Online Journalism, Social Media
Poke the tires of Idée's amazing visual search tool (iPod for the bst 5 results).
Topic: Web Technology
CanCon: Two nods for the Toronto Star's "Lost in Migration", one for the CBC's consumer reporting, and one for The Globe and Mail.
Topic: Online Journalism
Eleven years before Vannevar Bush's seminal essay, Paul Otlet proposed any even more Web-like vision.
Topic: Web Culture
Mark Evans looks at why investment in Canadian start-ups is dangerously non-existent.
Topics: Canada, Web Culture
Don't do it. But if you really must find out which WebKit-based browser is visiting, here's a script for you.
Topics: JavaScript, Browsers
France's Le Monde has launched an impressive Digg-style news service called "Le Post"
Topic: Online Journalism
When Princess Diana died, CBC experienced the same traffic surged many sites faced six-years ago today.
Topic: Online Journalism
Sometimes, if important information is overly-designed, and poorly placed, it can get lost.
That this is considered an innovative idea still is shocking, nevertheless it should be repeated until real-time reporting is second-nature.
Topic: Online Journalism
A Brief Message aims to offer a design opinions in 200-words or less each presented on an "art-directed" Web page.
Topic: Web Design
John Allsopp offers a comprehensive explanation of what semantic mark-up is and how it works.
Topics: Web Semantics, HTML
AP, AFP, CP, and Reuters are licensing articles to Google News making the service less of an aggregator and more of a provider.
Topics: Online Journalism, Search Engines
The new msnbc.com design represents a whole new way for editors to report the news online
An update to the tableless CSS-based, liquid, three-column layout that uses HTML 5 and CSS 3 selectors, and works in Internet Explorer 7 and up; Gecko-based browsers like Firefox; Webkit browsers like Safari and Chrome; as well as the Opera browser.
The latest upgrade to Apple's Web browser brings a promising set of new features.
Toronto reveals its true face in a trio of movies released in 2010
Four years later, I look back at some of the lessons learned about designing a news Web site using Web standards to see what still applies.
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