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The Gentle Art of Self-Promotion
The second in my JupiterResearch blogging series is coming up later today, but I thought I'd mention my new sponsorship drive in the meantime. Basically I've set myself a
Poll: Should a newspaper be a social network?
The title of this week's poll is taken straight from Matthew Ingram's post about USA Today's re-design. The new-look USA Today incorporates many of the social networking features that have
Will Facebook Profile Tabs Lead to Better Apps?
One of the big social news stories this evening was Facebook's announcement that it is actively working on a redesign to user profiles that would break the profile page down
Report: Intranets Increased Collaboration Support in 2008
Every year old-school web design guru Jakob Nielsen releases a survey of the world's top Intranets. This year's report has some interesting comments on the use of 'web 2.0' techniques
Reddit Now Fully Customizable: Bring Your Own Design and Domain
The social news and bookmarking site reddit today announced that it will allow its users to completely modify the CSS for their custom reddits, as well as pointing those sub-reddits
Disqus Revamps its Look and Improves Integration
We've mentioned Disqus here on ReadWriteWeb numerous times. You can even preview Disqus' popular commenting system across numerous personal and major blogs. It's been taking off since it hit
5 copies of 37Signals' Getting Real book to give away
Web design firm 37Signals has kindly given me 5 copies of their 171-page PDF book, Getting Real, to give away. Retailing for $19 on the 37Signals website, the book is
1 Million Entries Later, crowdSPRING Still Going Strong
Though it draws divided opinions from the design community, crowdsourced creative services market crowdSPRING has maintained a sizable user base of designers and writers. The site allows users to submit
First Look: Facebook's New Timeline Design
The biggest announcement at Facebook's f8 event in San Francisco today was a radical new profile design. Called Timeline, the new design turns your profile into a colorful, easily
Cartoon: Win a [Insert Name of Latest Apple Product Here]!
There's something about Apple's consumer design chops that makes their latest product - whatever it happens to be - the definitive object of desire of the moment. Steve Jobs could
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