tag:,2008:/1/tag:72.47.210.69,2006://1.4748- 2008-09-24T12:26:02Z Comments for Read/WriteWeb Filter Movable Type 4.1 tag:72.47.210.69,2006://1.4748 2006-02-14T09:25:04Z 2007-12-16T23:15:59Z Read/WriteWeb Filter - The Trendiest Web2.0 Page on the Net! (it's funny cause it's true... apologies to Fred, who for all I know may've invented the 'big red jagged circle' effect) - 'Future of Web Apps' slides... (beautifully designed presentation from Tom Coates, with brilliant content to match. A 'must read' if you're into Design for Data... Richard MacManus http://www.readwriteweb.com wow- The Trendiest Web2.0 Page on the Net! (it's funny cause it's true... apologies to Fred, who for all I know may've invented the 'big red jagged circle' effect)

- 'Future of Web Apps' slides... (beautifully designed presentation from Tom Coates, with brilliant content to match. A 'must read' if you're into Design for Data stuff - and I am big time...)

- The Media Day of a Millennial (NYTimes graphic that accompanied a story a month ago on "the millennial generation" - those born between 1980-2000)

- The blog power law gets the glossy magazine treatment ("The age of the blog moguls is here. For Pete Rojas, blogging paid off handsomely.")

- Marc Canter's vision of DLAs is becoming reality ("is it me - or am I seeing tons of DLAs emerging all over the place?" -- DLA = Digital Lifestyle Aggregator; and disclaimer: I do some work for Marc)

- Yahoo! Open Sources UIs and Design Patterns (under BSD and Creative Commons licenses - nicely done Yahoo! More info at the Yahoo UI Blog)

- More from Nik Cubrilovic on the IE threat to Firefox (see also my ZDNet post, in which I hark back to 1997 when Netscape lost the plot)

- John Musser on cross-platform API portability (e.g. chicagocrime.org runs on the Google Maps API, but has created a backup running on Microsoft’s mapping platform... just in case)

- Kareem: Big Media looking for Creative Technologists (Oooh, oooh -- pick me, pick me!!!)

]]> tag:72.47.210.69,2006://1.4748-comment:36951 Comment from Fred Oliveira on 2006-02-14 Fred Oliveira http://webreakstuff.com Surely didn't invent it, but can't avoid using it whenever I feel it's apropriate. Shame it's become such a trend :)

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