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A run-down of the best Canadian music for Canada Day 2009.
Archive
Welcome to the beta of the new saila.com. Send in your bugs.
An insider describes how CBC's new local news program is designed to fail
Removing the iconic tower changes more than the skyline
A jQuery plugin (called jPlayer) enables broader support for embedded audio
Topics: HTML, JavaScript
Peter Morville's collection of search examples, patterns, and anti-patterns
Topics: Web Patterns, Search Engines
Steve Outing has an interesting twist on the typical pay-to-read model
Topic: Subscriptions & Registration
Interesting how-to on promoting ones company to other developers
Topics: Web Technology, Work
HTML5 WG is "run by tech geeks...And to a geek...the way to filter input is to use technology as a barrier"
Topics: HTML, Web Standards
Dozens of manifestos from some of the century's leading design thinkers
The free daily (called t.o.night) will have the day's actual news
Topics: Newspapers, Toronto
Hearing it described as a "coffee & bake shop" sounds off, even if accurate
Clever little jQuery plugin for magnifying images and text
Topic: JavaScript
Some stunning examples of what's possible with real type on the web
Topics: Typography, CSS
Anil Dash examines the new generation push technologies that can actually scale
Topic: Web Technology
Manufacturing local charm with a purposefully rustic renovation and name: 15th Avenue Coffee & Tea
Kenny Yum returns as the site's editor, Anjali Kapoor becomes the ME of digital
Topics: Online Journalism, Newspapers
An XML-based licensing standard (.webfont) has been proposed as a way to embed typefaces
Topics: Typography, Web Standards
Not sure I really understand the point of this other than to experiment with some JavaScript effects
Topics: Online Journalism, Web Design
Some stunning WebKit-only visual effects previously only possible in Flash
Or at least 25 bits of trivia
Topics: Technology, Journalism
The Font Bureau proposes a way to legally distribute fonts for Web use
Topics: Typography, Web Standards
Zeldman valiantly tries again to refocus the HTML5 debates around standrds
Topics: Web Standards, HTML
An amazing, real-time recreation of the the Apollo 11 mission online
Topic: Interactive Journalism
A brilliant guerrilla typography project to beautify the streets
Topics: Typography, Design
My former colleague (Kathy English) has lambasted a skilled columnist (Antonia Zerbisias) for writing about a protest of a protest
Topics: Journalism, Online Journalism
Well defined design principles can define the experience without prescribing it
Overview on how the wealth of data available now can revitalize journalism
Topic: Interactive Journalism
Mainstream news still leads on news stories, but blogs are having an influence
Topics: Journalism, Social Media
Maclean's has an in-depth feature about the recent changes at The Globe and Mail
Topic: Newspapers
The news service has posted its core journalistic principles online
Topics: Journalism, Journalism Resources
HNews is a new microformat for marking up news articles
Topics: HTML, Online Journalism
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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