[ swissmiss ] Wonderwall – an unusual interface for a portfolio site that (for once) doesn’t obscure the content or take hours to sift through.
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Breathing new life into collections
Mal Booth highlights some information on how social media is breathing new life into some public collections of images and other things.
100 years of Big Content fearing technology
[ kottke ] 100 years of Big Content fearing technology. Unsurprisingly, as long as there have been new technologies providing game-changing approaches to sharing and replicating content, people who have made money from the existing system have sought legal solutions to their problems.
Measurementcamp: Tools For Measurement
A collection of online Tools For Measurement – measuring traffic, and search tools. Not just twitter, lots of other bits and pieces.
bite sized technology advice
[ servant of chaos ] Quick Smarts – a blog devoted to quick technology tips.
Postcards from Splitsville
Sad to look at: Postcards from Splitsville – Children Expressing Themselves About Divorce
A World of Words.. And Me
Presentation from Ignite Sydney (that I didn’t attend) – A World of Words.. And Me. If you’re fascinated with world languages and how they have influenced one another over time, it’s worth a look.
Creating a Healthy Work Culture
Creating a Healthy Work Culture – as it turns out, it has a lot to do with trust. These are notes from a Christian conference, but apart from using a church as a case study, it could apply to any work environment. The moment you feel [the need] to tightly manage someone, you might have …
Internet Memes – a timeline
If you’re wondering how old a particular Internet Meme (a – generally funny – story that becomes ridiculously popular over the internet) is, then this timeline will likely be able to tell you.
decyphering ad-agency jargon
“Iced, Tall, No-Shot Americano” What Your Ad Agency May Be Trying To Tell You