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Dummy Image Generator is the Lorem Ipsum of Images

Feb 3, 2010

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Just go to dummyimage.com/640×480 and poof, an image to drag to your desktop and use in mockups. Dummy Image Generator is the Lorem Ipsum of Images

Anatomy of a Large-Scale Social Search Engine

Feb 3, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Aardvark has published a whitepaper outlining some of the technology and much of the logic behind their social search engine. Anatomy of a Large-Scale Social Search Engine

GNILLEY presentation at Game Jam Sydney

Feb 2, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

This is a game in which you attack your enemies by yelling loudly into a microphone. (Spotted via Engadget.) GNILLEY presentation at Game Jam Sydney

A quick guide to the maxims of new media

Jan 30, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

A primer including the origins of crucial one-liners by Dave Winer, Dan Gillmor, Jay Rosen, Clay Shirky, and a few more. A quick guide to the maxims of new media

From Journalism to Django, Part One: Prerequisites

Jan 27, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

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Chris Amico is writing a bit of a guide for journalists looking to get started with Django. From Journalism to Django, Part One: Prerequisites

My advice to the New York Times? Copy Foursquare.

Jan 25, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

in Newstangle

Sean Blanda has some good advice for The New York Times that could work for any medium-large news organization. It’s not as much about location apps as it as about a game-like user experience. My advice to the New York Times? Copy Foursquare.

How to Create a Sliding jQuery Login Panel for WordPress, WPMU, and BuddyPress — WPMU.org

Jan 25, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

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How to Create a Sliding jQuery Login Panel for WordPress, WPMU, and BuddyPress — WPMU.org

The social behavior incentive (how your app can be as addictive as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare)

Jan 25, 2010

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Ryan Sholin

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Good advice from Robert Scoble on building social software. The social behavior incentive (how your app can be as addictive as Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare)