Archive
Welcome to the beta of the new saila.com. Send in your bugs.
A timely Flickr pool of bugbears in the Mac OS version of Office.
Yes, its from MSNBC.com, but I had nothing to do with it so I say without bias this is piece on bridges at risk is a tremendous piece of reporting.
Topic: Online Journalism
Deloitte's second survey on changing media attitudes amongst the generations has some good insight (PDF)
Topics: Web Culture, Advertising
Never expected to see him perform live again.
Keep in mind it is a draft, and won't be real this decade, but it is a major evolution of the mark-up language used to build the Web.
Topics: HTML, Web Standards
Adrian Holovaty's hyper-local site launches and offers exactly the kind of site I would want for local information...when comes Seattle?
Topic: Online Journalism
Starbucks is experimenting with $1 coffees with free refills in Seattle.
Jeremy Keith exactly sums up mine (and many other peoples) concerns over the plans to lock-in browser compatibility.
Topics: Browsers, Web Standards
Chris Wilson, Internet Explorer's Platform Architect, explains how IE8 plans to not break the Web.
Topics: Browsers, Web Standards
Reviewing all the various Microsoft campus cafes.
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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