Archive
February 2007’s Posts.
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Mesh 2007 announced
Canada's "Web 2.0" conference has just been announced for this year.
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The Unconference Book
A wiki-to-book project documenting how to do unconferences.
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Flash image replacements
Use to rotate images, add drop shadows, and other effects simply.
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Newspapers better than TV for Web video
The unbiased take on video may help newspapers beat television on the Web.
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The Machine is Us/ing Us
Pretentious, possibly. Illustrative, definitely.
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Daily You
Smart personalization with tags at Pegasus News
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Canadian ISPs send copyright warnings
The Business Software Alliance sent out about 60,000 "notice and notice" e-mails to Canadian internet users last year
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The Complete New Yorker on a hard-drive
Move from eight DVDs to one, fast hard-drive.
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The Mozilla Manifesto
The Manifesto sets out a vision of the Internet as a piece of infrastructure that is open, accessible and enriches the lives of individual human beings.
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Comment on The Economist's letters to the editor
How meta.
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Web Directions North, Wrap-up
Right now, I’m wearing a sweater, inside a chilly room in snow-covered Toronto…
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Netscape 9 coming
To be released on Windows, Macintosh and Linux, Netscape 9 will be built by Netscape and based on Firefox.
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Cancel WCAG 2.0
Joe Clark's open letter to the W3C asking it to cancel WCAG 2 (he announced it at Web Directions North)
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Wish list for IE.next
The WaSP presented it's "must-fix" list for IE to Microsoft and the reception was positive.
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Sunny Vancouver
Right now, I’m wearing in a (Digg) t-shirt, on a sun-soaked patio at the corner of Robson and Bute in Vancouver. The incredible Web Directions North conference is over, the skiing in Whistler (for me) is done, and now I have the next nine-hours to explore the city before returning (on a red-eye) to icy, cold Toronto.
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Web Directions North, Day 1
The first official day of Web Directions North is now done; and despite my bias, Dave Shea, Derek Featherstone, Maxine Sherrin, and John Allsopp all deserve our collective thanks. What started as the musings on some blogs, has evolved into a stellar conference in the very fog-heavy city Vancouver.
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Toronto Transit Camp
The theme for 2007 in Toronto’s blogging, Web development, and urban spaces crowd has been the state of the TTC’s Web site, and now today the TorCamp community is doing something about it. All day at the Gladstone Hotel, nearly 100 people from those groups will be participating in TransitCamp — an unconference on all the things transit related.
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Concert calendar
iTunes plug-in that generates a concert calendar for your city based on music in your library
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TTC re-opens RFP for Web site
Bloggers get the previously closed RFP for revamping the TTC Web site reopened.
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