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Web Discoveries for January 4th

These are my del.icio.us links for January 4th gilles peterson « Search Results « DEEPGOA’s electronic sessions – The definitive (yet unofficial) source for Gilles Peterson’s weekly radio show and podcasts. Plenty more dance music available throughout the site. Jawbone.tv – Storytelling insights and innovations from around the planet – interactive, animation, film and more. [...]

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Web Discoveries for November 30th

These are my del.icio.us links for November 30th Use WordPress to Create Amazing Sites – WordPress Arena – Some more inspiring sites and tools for WordPress development. NewTeeVee’s Next Big Thing List for 2009 – Worth a read for anyone interested in the future of online television. Listorious: Discover the Best Twitter Lists – The [...]

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Web Discoveries for September 22nd

These are my del.icio.us links for September 22nd Members: WordPress Plugin – Handy for one of my other projects where part of a site is 'Members Only'. Speed Reading Software and tools: Eyercize – I've always wanted to be able to read faster. This looks really handy. The Three Rules of QR Codes – Good [...]

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Conclusion

I set out to assess the implications of a wholly new medium, one which had received little academic attention written from a media theoretical perspective. I made clear use of an industry connection to gain inside knowledge of the developments occurring to bring this medium to the mainstream. Building a methodology that could sustain the [...]

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Blog Badges For Everyone!

Blog Badges For Everyone!

Following this blog’s recent rise in popularity (thanks Howard Rheingold!) I’ve got a taste for the big time, and I’m turning to you, dear readers, to help me knock it up a notch. Don’t worry, it’s all completely consensual. You’ve seen those ads on other people’s sites. The little squares with the ‘Best Hosting Ever!’ [...]

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