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Dust to digital dust
Before the internet, dying was a simple business. What you said, wrote, created in your lifetime lived on in people’s memories, passed down the generations and turned to myth. And sometimes these had more tangible manifestations, in letters, books, works … Continue reading
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Tagged death, Facebook, funerals, internet, intranet, legacy, memories, moving on
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 4 – Delicious RSS feeds
This series of short articles explains some simple and free ways to use the internet to keep tabs on the subjects you’re interested in. I’m using East Dulwich as the example subject. Previously: Part 1 – Google Alerts, Part 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmarks, delicious, East Dulwich, favorites, guide, How things work, how to, internet, productivity, search, social bookmarking, subject-tracking, time-saving tips, tips, tracking, updates
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 3 – Twitter tracking
In this series of short articles, I’m looking at different ways of subject-tracking on the internet. Previous articles covered Google Alerts and Technorati Watchlists. This article is about Twitter and its tracking feature, using East Dulwich as the example subject. … Continue reading
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Tagged East Dulwich, How things work, how to, internet, productivity, search, SMS, subject-tracking, text messaging, time-saving tips, tips, tracking, twitter, updates
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Britain’s online newspapers accessibility scores – should do better
Today Martin Belam publishes the scores from his excellent series of articles looking at the accessibility of the UK’s main national newspaper websites. The Times came out on top, even though it makes no use of an on-screen text-resizing widget, … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, currybetdotnet, DDA, internet, Martin Belam, methodology, newspaper websites, readability, results, testing, uk newspapers, usability, web design
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 2 – Technorati Watchlists
How do you keep on top of everything everyone’s saying about East Dulwich, or any other subject, online? In this series of short articles I’m going to run through a few things you can set up quickly and for free … Continue reading
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Tagged East Dulwich, How things work, how to, internet, PR, press office, productivity, search, technorati, time-saving tips, tips, updates, watchlists
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Keeping up to date with East Dulwich on the internet: Part 1 – Google Alerts
How do you keep on top of everything everyone’s saying about East Dulwich, or any other subject, online? In this series of short articles I’m going to run through a few things you can set up quickly and for free … Continue reading
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Tagged alerts, East Dulwich, google, google alerts, How things work, how to, internet, PR, press office, productivity, search, time-saving tips, tips
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Low bandwidth? Try the mobile version of the website
I was having coffee with a friend today who does work with people in countries where internet speeds are down at dial-up rates of 28.8kbps on a good day and where it is rare for workers to have their own … Continue reading
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Tagged bandwidth, download speeds, internet, mobile, User experience
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Social networking – worth the wait?
Two things struck me when reading this article about Google’s Orkut being bigger than Facebook in India and Brazil. First, that people are prepared to wait up to five minutes for a page to load. Orkut – 1.5 minutes Facebook … Continue reading
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Tagged bloatware, Brazil, download speeds, Facebook, India, internet, myspace, orkut, social networking, software
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Google’s OpenSocial launches
Google says “the web is better when it’s social” so it must be true. OpenSocial from Google. Not another social network. Is this a nail in Facebook’s coffin? It’s funny, I’ve become so accustomed to consciously ingnoring google ads on … Continue reading
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Tagged google, internet, launch, opensocial, RIAs, social, technology, web apps, web development
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