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That guy you know from the Internet, probably.
I’m experimenting with the Guardian’s new WordPress plugin. Forgive me.
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It takes a village of oversharers?
Excellent way to grab the attention of the people you want to work for: Buy AdWords search spots for their own names. They Google themselves and then…
Web usability guru Jakob Nielsen thinks your innovative iPad UI is too “weird.” I think he should, just maybe, stop worrying about a “back” button.
Matthew Battles says ROFLCon was packed with too many money memes and not enough of the “…joyous, collaborative Internet…”
The Twitter Census, from Infochimps
The author claims that not only are these bad books, but they don’t sell.
Robin Sloan calls it: Twitter, Dropbox, and Google Forms are the three key tools of the moment for real-time creative collaboration.
Jacob Harris starts brainstorming ways to use Twitter’s new annotations feature, which allow developers to add a payload of data to each tweet.
That’s right, people. Barack Obama’s web team doesn’t just *use* open-source tools — Drupal in this case — they commit code and release modules to the community. Three of ’em.