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Social Media for Business: Customer Service by Scott
October 9th, 2008 | Strategy | experience design, interaction design, new media, user interface design, web design
printfreegraphpaper.com by Julie
June 20th, 2008 | Realization | interaction design, learning, new media, user interface design, web design
Teaching the Web Stuff by John
June 14th, 2008 | Realization | interaction design, learning, new media, user interface design, web design
Bruno tags by Kevin
Winkelman is looking quite handsome in the lower left....John O'Neill on The democratization of craft
- In addition to John's research, unfortunately my experience thus far is that simply mentioning "augmented reality" in a client meeting wins instant credibility as being among the informed. However, like "website portal," "e-commerce", "content management", and "social media" before it, augmented rea...Kevin Budelmann on On augmented reality
- see also pre-designed templates...SmileTemplates.com on There's design and Design...
- I love your new blog...Kate on Singing new songs
- Nice piece and thanks for the mention! biggbybob.com...BIGGBYbob on The value of networking with customers
- So true. This might have spurred a new bit cleaning project for me....Justin on Bye-bye, bits
- Great story. Reminded me of two things. 1. My dad used to make custom graph paper for my brother and I so we could detail maps of the dungeons on Bard's Tale on the ole C64. 2. diyplanner.com: I am not sure this is being updated anymore, but it sure helped me get started with a little hipster PD...Patrick Bowen on printfreegraphpaper.com
- This is very heartening Julie. Thank you....Scott on printfreegraphpaper.com
- I have an email with one more Jeremy story that is just so coder: "Shortly before leaving for bootcamp, I wrote a script for my site to check traffic and how many documents were printing by different users. The script would output all this information into written sentences, dynamically changing t...Julie on printfreegraphpaper.com
- Life Hacker has this great series of posts titled "High Five", the most recent one? You guessed it "Best RSS Newsreaders." Check it out here http://lifehacker.com/390619/best-rss-newsreaders For the other "High Five" articles, go here, http://lifehacker.com/tag/hive-five/ where they write about the...Marie-Claire on RSS feeds are good
- Uh oh, Wikipedia better read their content and never, ever start selling ad space. From the article above: "Many societies have strong prohibitions against turning gifts into commodities or capital. Anthropologist Wendy James writes that among the Uduk people of northeast Africa there is a strong c...Julie on The Economics of Content?
- Funny how things can just be in the air... After reading your post, I came home to find a spanking new copy of Lewis Hyde's The Gift, which was a gift to my husband from a former student. Hyde's amazing book talks about the "gift economy": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gift_economy ...that exists a...Jul on The Economics of Content?
- aj, Thanks for the tip about "the ricky gervais show" podcast. I've only seen a few episodes of Extras, but loved the BBC version of The Office. Ricky Gervais' character, (the boss) is so pitiful and great at the same time, priceless....Marie-Claire Camp on Podcasts are good
- Alive in Baghdad was a really good one for getting live footage inside of iraq... "food science" is a really interesting one of you cook. plus any language learning podcast is valuable when traveling abroad. but my all time favorite is "the ricky gervais show"...most popular show ever!...aj on Podcasts are good
- Thanks Gina, we'll be in touch....Kevin on Hope for HTML email
- Hello im gina, im an edditor working for Liaoning international publishing house. i want to ask you if you would be at all intrested in a cooperation together to make a book about brochures and envelops. i enjoyed perusing through your works and would like to talk with you about them. thank you ...gina on Hope for HTML email
- Interesting. One of the first things I thought of when I read "Bruno tags" was "topic tags" on websites. I am not always a big fan of tags. Too often I find the returned results to be inaccurate from my perspective. The issue is that I have one and only one perspective. Other's perspectives m...Patrick Bowen on Bruno tags
- Here's a Chumby 9 volt discussion: http://forum.chumby.com/viewtopic.php?pid=5575 Building low power consumption devices is hard (and necessary). My big complaint about the chumby I saw was that because it needed external power it was effictively tethered, and thus couldn't be tossed around like ...Edward Vielmetti on Chumby vs. iPhone
- I'm thankful the iPhone doesn't support flash. I wish more web viewers didn't support flash. There is nothing more annoying that visiting a site build completely on flash. After waiting 10 minutes for the site to load you realize that if there is any valuable information on the site, you can't fo...Rob Clark on Chumby vs. iPhone
- But you have to admit, Krieger, that as USB memory sticks go, my transparent purple mini one is, actually, pretty sexy....Julie on Chumby vs. iPhone
- I spent some time thinking about this Chumby vs. iPhone and realized an important distinction: the iPhone is a personal interface to the internet. The Chumby is actually better positioned as an avatar or output device. If you have one sitting on your desk, it can display a Twitter feed or some other...Scott on Chumby vs. iPhone
- These pictures don't really show Chumby's scale either, so I submit the following link: http://www.chumby.com/story I also encourage people to take a look at the friends of chumby flickr page too: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11410414@N06/ and the Chumby Industries flickr page too: http://www.flick...Marie-Claire on Chumby vs. iPhone
